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CONVENTION MANUAL 



VISITORS' GUIDE 



EBPUBUCAN NATIONAL CONYENTION, 




Mmneapolls, June 7th, 1892. 



COMPLETE List of delegates and Alternates, 

CORRECTEO AND AUTHiENTICATED BY 
STA-'E CENTRAL COMMITTEES. 



CONVENTION MANUAL 

AND VISITORS' GUIDE 

Delegates, Alternates and Visitors., 

COMPLETE LIST OF DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES, WITH 
ADDRESSES, BY STATES. 



Valuable iPolitical Information of Presidential 
Nominations, Electoral Vote, New Apportion- 
ment, Number Votes of the Minneapolis 
Republican Convention of 1892, 
Etc., Etc., Etc. 



WITH 

TWIN CITIES' GUIDE FOR VISITORS. 






minneapolis, minn.: 

Convention Hall, Exposition Building. 

1892. 



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INDEX 



Page 

Call for Kepublican National Convention 3 

Kepublican National Committee 4 

Republican State Committees 5-7 

List of Delegates and Alternates 8-29 

Alabama 8 Massachusetts 15 South Carolina 24 

Arkansas 8 Michigan 16 South Dakota 24 

California 9 Minnesota 16 Tennessee v5 

Colorado 9 Mississippi 17 Texas 25,26 

Missouri ...17, 18 

Montana 18 

Nebraska 18 

Nevada. 18 

New Hampshire... 19 

New Jersey 19 

New York 19,20 

North Carolina... 21 

North Dakota 21 

Ohio 21,22 

Oregon 22 

Pennsylvania 22, 23 

Rhode Island 24 



10 



11 



Vermont... 

Virginia.. 26 

Washington 27 

West Virginia 27 

Wisconsin 27 

Wyoming 28 

Alaska 28 

Arizona 28 

New Mexico 28 

Oklahoma 28 

Utah 28 

Dist. of Columbia. 28 

Contestants 29 

30 



Connecticut. 

Delaware, 

Florida..., 

Georgia... 

Idaho 

Illinois.... 

Indiana 12 

Iowa 12 

Kansas 13 

Kentucky 13 

Louisiana 14 

Maine 14 

Maryland 15 

Delegation Headquarters. 

Tally Sheet for Vote in Detail (by States) 31-34 

Result of Vote for Temporary and Permanent Officers of Convention 35 

Tally Sheet for Vote of Candidates at Republican National Convention, 

June 7, 1892 .36 

State Reception Society Headquarters 37 

Result (in detail) by Ballots at Republican National Convention, June 

7, 1880 38 

Result (in detail) by Ballots at Republican National Convention. June 6, 

1884 38 

Result (in detail) by Ballots at Republican National Convention, June 

29 igQg 38 

TheEiectorai'Coilege'in'isSSandVs^^ 39 

The New Electoral College in 1892 by Groups of States 39 

Vote at Presidential Elections from 1860 to 1888 40 

New Apportionment for Congressmen 40 

Electoral Vote for President and Vice President from 1880 to 1888 41 

Political Directory — 

Republican State Central Committee, State of Minnesota 42 

The Union League 43 

State League of Republican Clubs 43 

State Officers of Minnesota 43 

Local Committees 44-47 

Amusements and Theatres — Minneapolis 48 

Amusements and Theatres — St. Paul 48 

Public Halls and Buildings in Minneapolis 48,49 

Principal Hotels in Minneapolis 50 

Principal Hotels in St. Paul 50 

Banks.Express Offices,Telegraph Offices and City Officials of Minneapolis 51 

Banks,Express Offices.Telegraph Offices and City Officials of St. Paul 54 

Points of Interest in Minneapolis and Vicinity 52 

Points of Interest in St. Paul and Vicinity 53 

Carriage and Hack Tariff of Minneapolis and St. Paul 55 

Express and Dray Tariff of Minneapolis and St. Paul 55 

Railroad Depots of Minneapolis and St. Paul 56 

Daily Papers of Minneapolis and St. Paul 56 

Eotored according to Act of Congress, in the year 1892, by J. N. STACY & CO., Min- 
neapolis, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C. 



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CALL 



REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION 



MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. 



On Nov. 24, 1891, the Republican National Committee called the next 
National Convention, to meet at Minneapolis on June 7, 1892. The call an- 
nounces that each state will be entitled to four delegates at large, and for each 
representative in congress at large, two delegates, and each congressional dis- 
trict, each territory and the District of Columbia, two delegates. The dele- 
gates at large are to be chosen by state conventions, called on not less than 
twenty days' public notice, and not less than thirty days before the National 
Convention ; the congressional district delegates at conventions called by 
the congressional committee of each district in the same manner as the 
nomination for a representative in congress is made in the district. Pro- 
vided, That in any congressional district where there is no Republican Con- 
gressional Committee, owing to the redistricting of the state under the next 
congressional apportionment, the Republican State Committee shall appoint, 
from the residents of the district, a committee to call a district convention 
to elect district delegates. The territorial delegates are to be chosen as the 
nomination of a delegate in congress is made, and the delegates of the Dis- 
trict of Columbia at a convention constituted of members elected in primary 
district assemblies held under the call and direction of the Republican Cen- 
tral Committee of the District of Columbia, which committee is to be chosen 
one from each assembly district, on the first Tuesday of January, 1892, at 7 
P. M., at a place of meeting in each assembly district, to be designated by a 
joint call, with not less than ten days' notice, signed by the member of the 
National Committee for the District of Columbia and the chairman of the 
Republican Central Committee of the district. Alternate delegates are to be 
elected in the same manner and at the same time as the delegates. 



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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. 



Appointed by the National Republican Convention at Chicago, June, 1888, 
and the vacancies since filled. 

Chairman J. S. Clarkson Des Moines, Iowa. 

Secretary J. ISloat Fassett Elmira, N. Y. 

Alabama W. Youngblood ,. Birminghaui. 

Arizona George Christ Nogales. 

Arkansas Powell Clayton Eureka Springs. 

California M. H. De Young San Francisco. 

Colorado W. A. Hamill Georgetown. 

Connecticut Samuel Fessenden Stamford. 

Delaware Daniel J. Layton Georgetown. 

District of Columbia P. H. Carson Washington. 

Florida John K. Russell Olustee. 

Georgia F. F. Putney Hardaway. 

Idaho George L.Shoup Salmon City. 

Illinois W. J. Campbell Chicago. 

Indiana John C. New* London, England. 

Iowa J. S. Clarkson Washington. 

Kansas Cyrus Leland, Jr Troy. 

Kentucky W. 0. Bradley Lancaster. 

Louisiana P. B. S. Pinchback New Orleans. 

Maine J. M, Haines ...Augusta. 

Maryland James A. Garry Baltimore. 

Massachusetts Henry S. Hyde Springfield. 

Michigan J. P. Sanborn Port Huron. 

Minnesota Robert G. Evans ....Minneapolis. 

Mississippi James Hill Jackson. 

Missouri Chauncey I. Filley St. Louis. 

Montana C. S. Warren Butte City. 

Nebraska W. M. Robertson Madison. 

Nevada E, Williams Virginia City. 

New Hampshire P. C. Cheney Manchester. 

New Jersey G. A. Hobart Paterson. 

New Mexico W. L. Rynerson Las Criices. 

New York J. S. Fassett Elmira. 

North Carolina W. P. Canady Wilmington. 

North Dakota H. C. Hansborough Devils Lake. 

Ohio A. L. Conger Akron. 

Oklahoma D. T. Flynn Guthrie. 

Oregon Jonathan Bourne Portland. 

Pennsylvania M. S. Quay Beaver, C. H. 

Rhode Island. Thomas W. Chase Providence. 

South Carolina E. M. Brayton Columbia. 

South Dakota A. C. Mellette Watertown. 

Tennessee H. Clay Evans Huntington. 

Texas N. W. Cuney Galveston. 

Utah J. R.McBride Salt Lake City. 

Vermont G. W. Hooker Brattleboro. 

Virginia James D. Brady Petersburg. 

Washington T. H. Cavanaugh Olympia. 

West Virginia N. B. Scott Wheeling. 

Wisconsin Henry C. Payne Milwaukee. 

Wyoming J. M. Carey Cheyenne. 



* Mr. New is now United States Consul General at London. 



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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEES. 



Chairmen and Secretaries of the committees appointed by the last Repub- 
lican State (and Territorial) Conventions. 



ALABAMA. 



Republican State Executive Committee 
— Robert A. Moseley, Jr., Mont- 
gomery, Chairman; Harvey A. 
Wilson, Birmiogham, Secretary. 

ARKANSAS. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
Henrv M. Cooper, Little Rock, 
Chairman; M. \Y. Gibbs, Little 
Rock, Secretary. 

CALIFORNIA. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
Irwin C. Stump, San Francisco, 
Chairman; Charles Bassett, San 
Francisco, Secretary. 

COLORADO. 

Republican Stale Central Com,mittee — 
Eli M. Ashley, Denver, Chairman ; 
N. H. Meldrum, Sterling, Secre- 
tary. 

CONNECTICUT. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
Herbert E, Benton, New Haven, 
Chairman ; Austin Brainerd, 
Hartford, Secretary, 

DELAWARE. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
John Pilling, Newark, Chairman ; 
J. Francis Bacon, Georgetown, 
Secretary. 



Republican State Central Committee— 
Dennis Eagan, Jacksonville, 
Chairman; Joseph E. Lee, Jack- 
sonville, Secretary. 

GEORGIA. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
Alfred E. Buck, Atlanta, Chair- 
man; John H. Deveaux, Bruns- 
wick, Secretary. 



Republican State Central Committee — 
Joseph Pinkham, Boise City, 
Chairman; Samuel J. Prichard, 
Silver City, Secretary. 

ILLINOIS. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
A. M. .Jones, Warren, Chairman ; 
Daniel Shepard, Chicago, Secre- 
tary. 



Republican Slate Central Committee — 
John K. Gowdy, Indianapolis, 
Chairman; E'rank M. Millikan, 
Indianapolis, Secretary, 



Republican State Central Commiiiee — 
Edgar E. Mack, Storm Lake, 
Chairman; E. D. Chassell, Le Mars, 
Secretary. 

KANSAS. 

Republican State Central Committee— 
W. J. Buohan, Kansas City, 
Chairman; John H. Smith, Col- 
umbus, Secretary. 

KENTUCKY. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
John W. Yerkes, Danville, Chair- 
man; W. E. Riley, Louisville 
Secretary, 

LOUISIANA. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
P, F. Herwig, New Orleans, Chair- 
man; William Vigers, New Or- 
leans, Corresponding Secretary. 



Republican State Central Qommittee— 
Joseph H. Manly, Augusta, 
Chairman; H. E. Soutl.ard, Au- 
gusta, Secretary. 



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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEES. 



MARYLAND. 



Republican State Central Committee — 
Henry M. Clabaugh, Westminster, 
Chairman; H. Clay Naill, Freder- 
ick City, Secretary. 



NEW HAMPSHIRE. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
Frank C. Churchill, Lebanon, 
Chairman; Stephen S. Jewett, 
Laconia, Secretary. 



MASSACHUSETTS. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
Joseph O. Burdette, Boston, Chair- 
man; J. Otis Wardwell, Haverhill, 
Secretary. 

MICHIGAN. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
James McMillan, Detroit, Chair- 
man ; William R. Bates, Detroit, 
Secretary. 

MINNESOTA. 

Republican State Central Committee— 
joel P. Heatwole, Northfield, 
Chairman ; Tarns Bixby, St. Paul, 
Secretary. 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Republican State Executive Committee 
—J. M. Matthews, Winona, Chair- 
man ; William H. Gibbs, Jackson, 
Secretary. 

MISSOURI. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
Chauncey I. Filley, St. Louis, 
Chairman; James T. Beach, St. 
Joseph, Secretary. 

MONTANA. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
B. F. White, Dillon, Chairman; 
James B. Walker, Helena, Secre- 
tary. 

NEBRASKA. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
S. D. Mercer, Omaha, Chairman; 
Walt M. Seeley, Bennett, Secretary. 



Republican State Central Committee — 

E. Strother, Virginia, Chairman ; 

F. C. Lord, Virginia, Secretary. 



NEW JERSEY. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
John Kean, Jr., Elizabeth, Chair- 
man ; John Y. Foster, Newark, 
Secretary. 

NEW MEXICO. 

Republican Territorial Central Com- 
mittee — (Vacant) Chairman; L. A. 
Hughes, Sante Fe, Secretary. 

NEW Y'ORK. 

Republican State Executive Commit- 
tee — William Brookfield, Chair- 
man; John S. Kenyon, Syracuse, 
Secretary. 

NORTH CAROLINA. 

Republican State Executive Comm,it- 
tee — iohn Baxter Eaves, States- 
ville, Chairman; F. T. Walser, 
Asheville, Secretary. 

NORTH DAKOTA. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
B. F. Spalding, Fargo, Chairman ; 
Grant S. Hager, St. Thomas, Sec- 
retary. 

OHIO. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
L. W. King, Youngstown, Chair- 
man ; Frederick W. Herbst, Col- 
umbus, Secretary. 

Republican Executive Committee — 
Wm. M. Hahu, Columbus, Chair- 
man ; W. S. Matthews, Columbus, 
Secretary. 

OKLAHOMA. 

Republican Territorial Committee — 
H. F.Ardery, Guthrie, Chairman; 
D. W. Marquart, Norman, Secre- 
tary. 



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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEES. 



VERMOKT. 



Republican Slate Central Committee — 
James Lotan, Portland, Chairman; 
F. A. Moore, 8t. Helen's, Secretary. 

PENNSTLVAN I A . 

Republican State Central Committee— 
Louis A. Watres, Scranton, Chair- 
man ; Frank Willing Leach, Phila- 
delphia, Secretary. 

RHODE ISLAND. 



Republican State Central Committee — 
Frederick W. Baldwin, Barton, 
Chairman; William R. Page, Kut- 
land. Secretary. 



VIRGINIA. 



Republican State Central Committee — 
William Mahone, Petersburg, 
Chairman; Asa Rogers, Peters- 
burg, Secretary. 



Republican State Central Committee — 
A. K. Goodwin, Pawtucket, Chair- 
man ; Isaac L. Goff, Providence, 
Secretary. 

SOUTH CAROLINA. 

Republican State Executive Commit- 
tee— Bageoe A. Webbter, Col- 
umbia, Chairman ; James H. John- 
son, Columbia, Secretary. 

SOUTH DAKOTA. 

Republican State Central Committee — 
Alonzo E. Clough, Madison, Chair- 
man; W. C. Allen, Groton, Secre- 
tary. 

TENNESSEE. 

Republican State Executive Committee 

— J. W. Baker, Nashville, Chair- 
man ; J. C. Napier, Nashville, Sec- 
retary. 

TEXAS. 

Republican Stale Executive Committee 

— Lock McDaniel, Chairman; W. 
Edtiar Easton, Galveston, Secre- 
tary. 



WASHINGTON. 



Republican State Centi-al Committee — 
E. T. Wilson, EUensburg, Chair- 
man ; R. K. Nichols, North Yaki- 
ma, Secretary. 



WEST VIRGINIA. 

Republican State Central Committee— 
B. F. Meighen, Moundsville, 
Chairman; G. W. Atkinson, 
Wheeling, Secretary. 



Republican State Central Committee — 
H. C. Thom, Milwaukee, Chair- 
man ; Henry H. Rand, Mil- 
waukee, Secretary. 



WYOMING. 

Republican State Central Committee— 
Joseph M. Carey, Cheyenne. 
Chairman ; Charles N. Potter 
Cheyenne, Secretary. 



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LIST OF DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES. 



To Republican National Convention 
AT Minneapolis, June 7, 1892. 



ALABAMA. 



delegates at large. 



ALTERNATES. 



Benjamin M. Long Cordova. 

Wm. Vaughan Birmingham. 

iTerson Dawson Eucaw. 

Herschel V. Cashier Decatur. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Prelate D. Barker Mobile. 

Wm. Matthews Dayton. 

2 — Charles 0. Harris.Montgomery. 

James H. Perdue Greenville. 

3 — Alfred H. Hendricks Opelika. 

Ishmael N. Fitzpatrick.Opelika. 

4 — Harvey A. Wilson Lomax. 

Charles P. Bland Piedmont. 

5 — Wm. D. Gaskin Burkeville. 

Green W. Jeter..Cowles Station. 

6 — Daniel N. Cooper Hamilton. 

Tgna tins Green Tu skaloosa. 

7 — Millard F. Parker Cullman. 

Owen T. Holmes....Leesburg, Va. 

8— Richard W. Austin Decatur. 

Fred C. Ashford Courtland. 

9 — J. W. Hughes Birmingham. 

Wm. W. Harney Bessemer. 

There is a contesting delegation from 
Seventh districts are uncontested. (See 



John H. Thomasson... .Birmingham. 

John H. Binford Birmingham, 

Albert Boyd Bessemer. 

George VV. Braxdall Talladega. 



ALTERNATES. 

John W. Taylor Choctaw. 

Henry J. Europe Mobile. 

John G. Scott Brewton. 

Geo. H. Patrick. ..Montgomery. 

•H. O. Powers Ozark. 

J. C. Jemison Suspension. 

■Thomas W. Allen Talladega. 

Wiley A. Hudson Anniston. 



•Howell L. Goins Tuskaloosa. 

Leslie M. Crawford Eutaw. 

■Edward M. Dale Attalla. 

Henry Clav Forbes.Russellville. 
•A. W. McCollough...Huntsville. 
Chas. R. DonnegaD..Huntsville. 

•Henry Hall Birmingham. 

James O. Diflfy Birmingham. 

state. First, Second, Sixth and 
i29.) 



ARKANSAS. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Powell Clayton Eureka Springs. 

Henry M. Cooper Little Rock. 

Mifflin W. Gibbs Little Rock. 

Louis Altheimer Pine Bluff. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — H. L. Remmell Newport. 

E. C. Morris Helena. 

2 — Fred Havis Pine Bins'. 

Thos. H. Barnes Fort Smith. 

3 — H. B. Holman Washington. 

Alfred A. Tufts Camden. 

4— A, S. Fowler Little Rock. 

John E. Bush Little Rock. 

6 — S. F. Stall Bentonville. 

F. R. McKibbon Van Buren. 

6 — Oscar Spellman Lake Farm. 

Harry H.Myers Brinkley. 



ALTERNATES. 



Logan H. Root Little Rock 

J. C. Dukes Pine Bluff 

L. J. Best Camden 

F. W. Tucker Clover Bend 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — J. S. Parker Paragould. 

H. H. Wilson Augusta 

2 — Thos. H. Kersh Varner. 

P. L. Young Monticello. 

3 — J. D. Walker Arkadelphia. 

A. C. Foster Texarkana. 

4 — William B. Haines. ..Morrilton. 

W. La Porte Little Rock. 

5 — W. B. Morton Harrison. 

C. C. Patton Fayetteville. 

6— S. B. P. Weaver Brinkley. 

D. D. Cole Beebe. 



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CAIilFORNIA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

M. H. De Young San Francisco. 

C. N. Felton San Mateo. 

E, F. Spence Los Angeles. 

N. D. Rideout Marysville. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — D. T. Cole.. San Francisco. 

E. V. Spencer Susanville. 

2 — A. J. Rhoads Sacramento. 

J. F. Kidder Grass Valley. 

3 — Eli Dennison Oakland, 

R. D. Robbins Suisun. 

i — J. R. Spear, Jr. ...San Francisco. 
E. S. Pillsbi]ry....San Francisco. 

5 — G. A. Knight San Francisco. 

O. A. Hale San Jose. 

6 — E. P. Johnson Los Angeles. 

R E. Jack San Luis Obispo. 

7 — R. W. Button Colton. 

P. Y. Baker Traver. 



ALTERNATES. 

Isaac Trumbo San Francisco. 

J R. Carrick San Francisco. 

H. G. Otis Los Angeles. 

Philo Hersey San Jose. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — S J. Matthews Ukiah. 

A. J.Matlock Red Bluflf. 

2 — R. Sposati Stockton. 

E. C. Voorhees lone. 

3 — H. A. McCraney Lakeport. 

R. F. Crist.... Oakland. 

4 — R. H Lloyd ..San Francisco. 

D. S. Dorn San Francisco. 

6 — J. T. Dare San Francisco 

Mitchell Phillips San Jose. 

6— J. Frankfield Los Angeles. 

J. T. Porter Monterey. 

7 —A 0. Emery Modesto. 

W. H. Scribner Bakersfield. 



COI.ORADO. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

H. M. Teller Central City, D. C. 

E. 0. Wolcott Denver. 

Hosea Townsend Silver Clift. 

J. L. Brush Greeley. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — J. S. Sanders Denver. 

Frank M. Downer Boulder. 

2 — B. Clark Wheeler Aspen. 

Thomas C. Graden Durango. 



ALTERNATES. 

Benjamin Guggenheim Pueblo. 

Joseph Williams Denver. 

C. M. Corlett Monte Vista. 

Silas Hanchett Idaho Springs. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — E. H. Hall Fort Collins. 

B. P. Upson Julesburg. 

2 — Wm. A. Smith Cannon City. 

Dexter T. Sapp Gunnison. 



CONNECTICUT. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Morgan G. Bulkeley Hartford. 

James P. Piatt Meriden. 

T. E. Hopkins Danielsonville. 

Lorrin A. Cooke Riverton. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Thomas Duncan Windsor. 

Thomas A. Lake Rockville. 

2 — Thomas M.Wallace Ansonia. 

E. Irving Bell Portland. 

3 — Edward Miler Moosup, 

F. B. Brandegee New London. 

4 — Allan W. Page Birmingham. 

T. D. Bradstreet Thomaston. 



ALTERNATES. 

L. B. Plimpton Hartford. 

Wm. C. Hough Essex. 

F. C. Palmer Montville. 

David Strong Winsted. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — M. L. Peck Bristol. 

E. C. Dennis Stafford. 

2 — John B. Doherty Waterbury. 

W. T. Lewis Westbrook. 

3 — John A. Porter Pomfret. 

W. C. Mowry Norwich. 

4 — J. W. W. Strickland..Bridgeport. 

G. M. Breining New Milford. 



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DELAWARE. 



DELEGATES. 

Anthony Higgins Wilmington. 

J. H. Wilson Wilmington. 

George V. Massey Dover. 

J. Francis Bacon Georgetown. 

George W. Marshall Milford. 

George F. Pierce Milford. 



ALTERNATES. 

Wm. M. Winston Wilmington. 

Hugh C. Browne Wilmington. 

J. Colby Smith Willow Grovei 

D. J. Layton Georgetown. 

Paris T. Carlisle Frederica. 

H. P. Cannon Bridgeville. 



FLORIDA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Joseph E, Lee Jacksonville. 

J. G. Long St. Augustine. 

J. A. Spann Pensacola. 

E. R. Gunby Tampa. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — W.R. Long Monticello. 

J. F. Horr Key West. 

2 — H. S. Chubb Winter Park. 

b. H. Coleman Gainesville. 



ALTERNATES." 

John R. Scott Jacksonville. 

N. C. Wamboldt Jacksonville. 

M. M. Moore Orlando. 

C. C. Crippin Eustis. 

ALTERNATES.: 

1 — W. G. Stewart, Jr Tallahassee. 

M. W. La Rue Barton. 

2 — C. B. Tompkins Jasper. 

R. R. Robinson Ocala. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

A. E. Buck Atlanta. 

W, A. Pledger Athens. 

W. W. Brown Macon. 

R. R. Wright College. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — M. J. Doyle Savannah. 

S. B. Morse Savannah. 

2 — B. F. Brimberry Albany. 

C. B. Barnes Cuthbert. 

3 — Charles E. Coleman Macon 

E. S. Richardson.. Marshall ville. 

4 — A. J. Laird La Grange. 

John T. Shepherd Columbus. 

5 — C. C. Wimbish Atlanta. 

E. A. Angier Atlanta. 

6 — R. D. Locke Macon. 

Frank Disroon Macon. 

7 — W. T. Blackford Graysville. 

J. Q. Gassett Cartersville. 

8 — Madison Davis Athens. 

J. W. Jones Madison. 

9 — S. A. Darnell Atlanta. 

A. J. Spence Cornelia. 

10 — J. W. Lyons Augusta. 

J. M. Barnes Thomson. 

11 — J. H. Deveaux Brunswick. 

W. H. Matthews Brunswick. 



ALTERNATES. 

L. M. Pleasant Savannah. 

T. J. Helms Rome. 

Noah Johnson Sandersville. 

F. J. Wimberly McDonough. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — W. H. Styles Mcintosh. 

W. E. Moore Guyton. 

2 — C. W. Arnold Albany. 

J. C. Few Thomasville, 

3 — R. W. Everett Perry. 

P. C. Coley Hawkinsville. 

4 — J. D. Lovejoy Greenville. 

R. I. O'Kelly Newman. 

6 — H. W. Walker Atlanta. 

Jackson McHenry Atlanta. 

6 — R. M. Logan Macon. 

L W. Wood Forsyth. 

7 — D. W. Warren Acworth 

J. H. Rinard Tallapoosa. 

8 — G. W. Gannt Eatonton 

Harrison Harris Madison. 

9 — C. C. Haley Jasper. 

M. C. Wilcox Demorest. 

10 — Wm. Yancey Beasley. 

Andrew Brown Sandersville. 

11 — A. L. Tucker Waycross. 

Wm. Jones Valdosta. 



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DELEGATES. 

Fred T. Dubois Washington, D. C. 

Willis Sweet Moscow. 

James M. Shoup Challis. 

D. C. Lockwood Pocatello. 

M. B. Gwinn Caldwell. 

William Heyburn Wallace. 



ALTERNATES. 



James Gunn 

C. S. Heighton... 

A. W. Hager 

I, H.Moore 

G. C. Pettin 

J. M, Brumzell... 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

S. M. Cullom Springfield. 

E. J, Oglesby Elkhart. 

J. G. Cannon Danville. 

Dr. Joseph Bobbins Quincy. 

J, H. Gilbert Chicago. 

Miles Kehoe Chicago. 

G. B. Swift Chicago. 

S. B. Raymond Chicago. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1— W. R. Kerr Chicago. 

H. H. Kohlsaat Chicago. 

2 — E. J. Magerstadt Chicago. 

Wm. Lorimer Chicago. 

3 — Pi.. L. Martin Chicago. 

F. S. Baird Chicago. 

4 — Henry WulflF. Chicago. 

Arthur W. Pulver Chicago. 

5 — 1. L. Ellwood De Kalb. 

J. B. Lane Elgin. 

6 — W. S. Cowan Shannon. 

Dr. J. N. Sharp i^tockton. 

7 — S. H. Bethea Dixon. 

A. C. Stanley Rock Falls. 

8 — M.N. M. Stewart. ..Wilmington. 

Dr. K. W. N. Hanna Lisbon. 

9 — Dr. E. A. Wilcox Minonk. 

W. A. Rankin Onarga. 

10— 0. F. Price Galesburg. 

J. A. Gray Lewistown. 

11 — Morris Rosenfield..Rock Island. 

Capt. W. A. Lorimer Aledo. 

12 — Edward A. Crandall Barry. 

Dr. J. F. Durant Quincy. 

13 — J. W. Kitchen Pana. 

J. V. Graflf. Pekin 

14 — B. S. Shell aberger Decatur. 

John Kirby Monticello. 

15 — Patrick Richards. ..Champaign. 

Horace Dollarhide — Paris. 

16 — T. J. Golden Marshall. 

P. W. Barnes Lawrenceville. 

17 — D. H. Zepp Nokomis. 

J. A. Gregory Lovington. 

18 — J. P. McCasland..East St. Louis. 

Louis Krughoff Nashville. 

19 — T. S. Ridgway Shawneetown. 

J. Shoemaker McLeansboro. 

20 — J. P. Robarts Mound City. 

S. L. Taylor Sparta. 



ALTERNATES. 

Thomas Venum Watseka. 

B. u. Jones Metropolis. 

R. M. Skinner Princeton. 

Dr. F. S. Whitman Belvidere. 

W. D. Preston Chicago. 

W. E. Kent .Chicago. 

Niels Juul Chicago. 

E. B. Gould Chicago. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — E. H. Morris Chicago. 

D.Ward Wood Chicago. 

2 — C. W. Woodman Chicago. 

M. T. Barrett Chicago. 

3 — T. W. Sennott Chicago. 

M. R. Mandelbaum Chicago. 

4— John Worthy Chicago. 

John M. Roach Chicago. 

5 -D. D. Sabin Belvidere. 

F. K. Granger McHenry. 

6 — E. H. Keeler Rockford. 

G. W. Perkins Polo. 

7 — W. S. Frost Lee Center. 

W. H. Carson Hennepin, 

8 — James Stein Morris. 

A. Means Peru. 

9 — C. F. H. Carruthers Pontiac. 

James Wilson Watseka. 

10 — Newton J. Smith Toulon. 

E. E. Harding Peoria. 

11 — H. F. McAllister .Oquawka. 

R. H. Griffin Rushville, 

12 — G. B. Childs Hardin. 

C. A. Martin Virginia. 

13— F. H. Blaue Petersburg. 

Gilbert Drennan Pawnee. 

14 — J. E. Hill Lincoln. 

C. M. Wing Monticello. 

15 — P.Burke Urbana. 

Wm. Ellis Tuscola. 

16 — J. E. Wharf Olney. 

F. M. Brock Fairfield. 

17 — C. M. Webster Shelby ville. 

W. P. Seward Carlinville. 

18 — D.R. Sparks .Alton. 

H, C. Voris Waterloo. 

19 — C. H. Sneed Benton. 

Allen Bleakley Carmi. 

20 — Thos. H. Sheridan. ...Golconda. 

W.L Smith Vienna. 



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INDIANA. 






DELEGATES AT LARGE, 


ALTERNATES, 


K. 


W. Thompson 


...Terre Haute. 


G. L. Knox 


..Indianapolis. 


S.J.Peelle 


....Indianapolis. 


J. H, McNeely 


Evansville. 


C. 


F. Griffin. 


Hammond. 


Calvin Cowgill 


Wabash. 


N. 


T. DePauw 


....New Albany. 


W, H, Elliott 


Newcastle. 




DISTRICT DELEGATES. 


ALTERNATES. 


1 


— G. P. Heilman... 


Evansville. 


1 — Dr. J. R. Adams.. 


....Petersburg. 
Rcekford. 




F. P.Leonard..... 


, Mt. Vernon. 


C. P. Laird , 


^. 


— E. F. Merideth.. 


....Washington. 
Bloomfield. 


2 — W. H. McMahon. 


.Huntinsburg. 




H. E. Lowder.... 


H. J. Houghton.,, 


Shoales. 


B 


— Jasper Packard. 


....New Albany. 


3— J. W. Martin 


Seottsburg. 




James Graham... 


, Madison. 


C, Jones 


..Charlestown. 


4 


--G.M. Roberts... 


.Lawrenceburg. 


4— E. S. Powell 


....Shelbyville. 




Claude Canibern 


Rushville. 


W. D. Wilson 


Osgood. 


5 


— J. B. Homan 


Danville. 


5— S.A.Hayes 


...Greencastle. 




K U.Hill 


...Bloomington. 


H. S. Romminger 


Columbus. 


fi 


— I. P. Watts 


Winchester. 


6 — L.P.Mitchell 


Newcastle. 




C. W. Stivers ... 


Liberty. 


F, T. Roots 


.Connersville. 


?■ 


— W. T. Durbin..., 


Anderson. 


7 — Wm. Leavitt 


Brazil. 




R. R.Shiel 


....Indianapolis. 


T.J.Cook 


.Indianapolis. 


8 


-* Lew Wallace... 


Crawfordsville. 


8 — LH. Kalley 


Sullivan. 




W. R. McKeen .. 


...Terre Haute. 


W.R.King 


Greenfield, 


9- 


-A. C. Daily 


Lebanon. 


9 — B.J. Mendenhall 


Westfield. 




J. M. Reynolds. 


Lafayette. 


G E.Nolland 


Boswell. 


lo- 


— A. R. Shrover..,. 


Logansport. 


10 — Wm.Spangler 


...,"^Vinnamac. 




M. F. Chilcote... 


Rennselaer. 


W. C. Leatherman..., Valparaiso. 


ll- 


— Hiram Brownlee Marion. 


11 — Hiram Grove 


Bluffton. 




S. A. Pulse 


Warren. 


Byron L. Myers.. 


Peru. 


12- 


-W. L. Penfield.. 


Auburn. 


12 — A. A. Chapin , 


Ft. Wavne. 




R, P. Barr 


Kendalville. 


S. A. Fuller Pleasant Lake. 


13- 


— L. W. Royse 


Warsaw. 


13— H. B. Tuthill Michigan City. 




C. W. Miller 


Goshen. 


G.A.Scott 


Knox, 




* Declines to serve. Place will be taken by his alternate. 








IOWA. 






DELEGATES A1 


' LARGE. 


ALTERNATES. 


J. S. Clarkson 


Des Moines. 


G.E. Taylor 


Oskaloosa. 


J. 1 


a. Gear 


Burlington. 


B. T. Seaman 


....Davenport, 


K 


E.Mack 


Storm Lake. 


Wm. Eaton 


— Sidney. 


D 


C. Chase 


..Webster Citv. 


A. B. Cummins 


...Des Moines. 




DISTRICT DELEGATES. 


ALTERNATES. 


1- 


—Marcus Simpson. 


Burlington. 


1 — Jackson Robert... 


..Washington. 




W. S. Withrow... 


...Mt. Pleasant. 


0. S. Todd...Columbus Junction. 


9,- 


-G.M. Curtis 


Clinton. 


2 — J. M.Buchanan.... 


Victor. 




J. H. Munroe 


Muscatine. 


J. C. Campbell,... 


Bellevue. 


3- 


-C. W. Mullan 


Waterloo. 


3 — J. A.Rogers 


, Clarion. 




C.H.Tidd 


Geneva. 


M. Hartness 


Greene. 


4- 


- R. H. Fairburn.. 


New Hampton. 


4 — A. C.Walker 


...Northwood. 




G. S. Marsh 


Osage. 


J. C. Crawford 


Waukon. 


5- 


-J. L. Carney 


.Marshalltown. 


5 — T. E.Booth 


Anamosa, 




J. T. Moffit 


Tipton. 


B. Murphy 


Vinton. 


6- 


-F. W.Simmons.. 


Ottumwa. 


6 — J. A. Riggen 


..What Cheer. 




.LR Gorrell 


Newton. 


C. L.Roberts 


Brooklyn. 


7- 


-W.H. Berry 


Indianola. 


7— I. B. Hendershot. 


Otley. 




H. C. Boardman. 


Nevada. 


R.A.Crawford 


Altoona. 


8- 


-N.P.Nelson 


, Conway. 


8 — J. C. Barrows 


...Centerville. 




Eli Manning 


Chariton. 


W. A. Dalashmutt 


; Mt.Ayr 


9- 


-D. L. Heinshlimen Glenwood. 


9 — C. P. Sheflfer , 


Red Oak. 




E. E. Hart 


.Council Bluffs. 


M.J.Davis 


Atlantic, 


10- 


-J. P. Connor 


, Dennison. 


10— T.A.Rossing 


Bode. 




Eugene Secor 


Forest City. 


Robert Struthers... 


Rolfe. 


11- 


-G.W.Pitts 


...Orange City. 


11 — A. C.Parker 


Spencer. 




J. W. Reed 


Ida Grove. 


W.M. Smith 


Sheldon. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

J, J. Ingalls Atchison. 

A. H. Ellis... Beloit. 

Calvin Hood Emporia. 

E. C. Little Abilene. 

L. A. Bigger Hutchinson. 

C. C. James Lawrence. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Cyrus Leland Troy. 

S. H. Kelsay Atchison. 

2 — Eugene F. Ware Fort Scott. 

0. E. Learnard Lawrence. 

3 — A. P. Gibson Erie. 

Hiram F. Hatch..Arkansas City. 

4 — Ira P. Nye Eureka. 

O. W. Little Alma. 

5— John Davidson ....Junction City. 
Perry Hutchinson Marysville. 

6 — Geo. A. Spaulding..Phillipsburg. 

A. M. Brenneman St. Francis. 

7 — S. I.Hale La Crosse. 

Ben E. Page Ashland. 



ALTERNATES. 

A. B. Keller Leavenworth. 

Charles W. Hull Kerwin. 

George N. Mickel Stockton. 

Ira F. Collins Sabetha. 

E. N. Emmons 

H. F. Mason Garden City. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — L. F. Randolph Nortonville. 

A. H. Knecht Louisville. 

2 — J. M. McCasslin Kincaid. 

E. C. Owens Olathe. 

3— C. F. Adams Sedan. 

A. C. Stich Independence. 

4 — W. E. Brown Augusta. 

Wm, F. Waller... Council Grove. 

5 — L. A. Gilbert Minneapolis. 

G. T. Higginbotham..Manhattan. 

6 — F. F. Burke Stockton. 

M. K. Brown Goodland. 

7 — H, P. Myton Garden City. 

W. C. Weeks Norwich. 



KENTUCKY. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

George Denny, Jr Lexington. 

W. Bradley Lancaster. 

John Felaud Owensboro. 

Jordan Jackson Lexington . 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1— A. D. Cosby Mayfield. 

O'Ross Baker Princeton. 

2 — A. H. Anderson. ..Hopkinsville. 

E. G. Sebree, Jr Henderson. 

3 — W. G. Hunter Burksville. 

Wm. Turner Bowling Green, 

4— H. C. Martin Mumfordsville. 

W. H. Milby Greensburg. 

5— A. E. Wilson Louisville. 

Horace Scott Lynnville. 

6— T. B. Mathews Covington. 

M. Winstell Newport. 

7 — L. P. Tarleton Frankfort, 

Leslie Coombs Lexington. 

8 — C. T. Burnam Richmond, 

D. R. Collier Louisville. 

9 — D. J. Burchett Louisville. 

W. H. Cox Maysville. 

10 — Daniel Davis Paintsville. 

J. B. Marcum Jackson. 

11 — A. R. Dyche London. 

James Denton Somerset. 



ALTERNATES. 

J. N. Logan Grayson. 

W. H, Clark Middlesboro. 

T. L. Walker Lexington. 

J. H. Beatty London. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 —John Hall Paducah. 

Hugh McNary Princeton. 

2 — W, H. Hunter Owensboro. 

R. H. Mitchell Henderson. 

8 — Thomas Simpson Franklin. 

W, L. Turner Russellville. 

4 — William Forman Bardstown. 

S. B. Smith Elizabethtown. 

5 — Julius A. Stege Louisville. 

Fran k Kreiger Louisville. 

6 — D. C, Hemingray Newport. 

J. W. Smoot Covington. 

7 — R. W. O'Connor Lexington. 

R. P. Stoll Lexington. 

8— Thomas Todd Shelby ville. 

Thos. Cardwell....Harrodsburg. 

9 —J, Sparks Vanceburg. 

W. W. Culbertson Ashland. 

10 — F.H.Hawkins Mt. Sterling. 

C. H, Perry Paintsville. 

11 — John M, Green Pineville. 

W. T. Dicken Albany. 



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LOUISIANA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

W. P. Kellogg New Orleans. 

A. Hero, Jr New Orleans. 

R. F. Guichard New Orleans. 

J. M. Vance New Orleans. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

J —Jacob Gray New Orleans. 

Paul Brayard New Orleans. 

'I —A. W. Smythe New Orleans. 

Richard Sims Centralia. 

3— T. A. Cage Houma. 

J. L. Jones Plaquemine. 

4 — A. H. Leonard New Orleans. 

William Harper Shreveport. 

5 — J. B Donnally New Orleans. 

David Young Vidalia. 

6 — L.J. Souer New Orleans. 

William DuplessJs..Baton Rouge. 



ALTERNATES. 



A. Boarman Shreveport. 

H. H. Blunt New Orleans. 

H. O. Maher Donaldsonville. 

J. H. Lowry Plaquemine. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 —Joseph Welkins New Orleans. 

Toby Washington. .New Orleans. 

2 — Monroe Williams.. .New Orleans. 

Ernest Decouge New Orleans. 

3 — V. Rouchou St. Martinville. 

F. M. Tucker Morgan City. 

4— 

5 — e! w7 WaVlV."V.'.!V.V.!! .!!!!! Vidalia. 

W. W. Johnson Tallulah. 

6 — J. Honore Pointe Coupee. 

W. Green Lake Providence. 



CONTESTING DELEGATION- WARMOTH. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Pearl Wight New Orleans. 

James W Barrett Centreville. 

Edward Butler Point a la Hache. 

John W. Cooke Lake Providence. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 —James Lewis New Orleans. 

J. W. Booth Point a la Hache 

2 — I. K. Small New Orleans. 

Lucien Como New Orleans. 

3 — John Vigneaux Lafayette. 

John B. Budd New Orleans. 

4 — E. J. Barrett Alexandria. 

A. R. Blount Natchitoches 

5 — J. B. Donnally New Orleans. 

David Young Vidalia. 

6 — John E. Breaux New Orleans. 

J. R.G. Donato Opelousas. 



ALTERNATES. 

John O'Connor Baton Rouge. 

G. W. Whitworth Jeanerette. 

T. B. Stamps New Orleans. 

R. J. Brooks Franklin. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — Jos. Fobacher,Jr...New Orleans. 

W. J. Rodolph New Orleans. 

2— L. J. Obert New Orleans. 

W. J- Isabelle Gretna. 

3 — E. B. Mentz Morgan City. 

W. H. Haskell Lake Charles. 

4 — F. S. Smith Alexandria. 

Isaac Bell Shreveport. 

5_W. W. Johnson Tallulah. 

E. W. Wall Vidalia. 

6 — Louis Creuzot Marksville. 

Alf. Washington...Baton Rouge. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

E. B. Mallett, Jr Freeport. 

C. E. Littlefield Rockland. 

E. F. Webb Waterville. 

John L. CutJer Bangor. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — C. F. Libby Portland. 

Charles M. Moses Saco. 

2 — Sidney M. Bird Rockland. 

Dr. M. C. Wedgewood.Lewiston. 
o — S. J. Walton Skowhegan. 

Wm. M. Ayer... ; Oakland. 

4 — C. A. McCullough Calais. 

Thomas H. Phair..Presque Isle. 



ALTERNATES. 

John F. .Tameson Cornish. 

Josepli C. Holman Farmiugton. 

John A. Woodsum China. 

Waiuwright Gushing Foxcroft. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — John B. Warren Westbrook. 

George Goodwin. Wells. 

2 — Joel Wilbur Avon. 

John M. Glidden Newcastle. 

3 — E. F. Davies Castinc. 

David H. Smith Winterport. 

4 — C. P. Allen Presque Isle. 

N.S. Allen Dennysville, 



AND VISITORS" GUIDE. 



MARYLAND. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

James A. Gary Baltimore. 

Louis E, McComas HagerstowD. 

Thomas S. Hodson Baltimore. 

Alexander Shaw Baltimore, 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Martin M. Higgins Easton. 

E, S. a. Turner Nanticoke. 

2 —Samuel Roop Westminster, 

John T, Ensor Baltimore. 

3 — Charles F. Eiehl Baltimore, 

Thorndyke Chase.. Baltimore. 

4 — Daniel L. Brinton... Baltimore. 

William C. Clay Baltimore. 

5 —Charles E. Coft'in Muirkirk. 

Richard Winters Chaptico. 

6 — A. G. Sturgis Oakland. 

A. Rutherford Gaithersburg, 



ALTERNATES. 

James Wallace Cambridge, 

William E.Tilgham Baltimore. 

Joseph Parker Baltimore. 

William H. Butler Annapolis, 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — Frank H. Harper ...Still Pond. 

B. F, Langford.. Princess Anne. 

2 — Robert L. Christie...Perryville, 

E. W. Hoflfman Baltimore. 

3 — Jacob SeatOH ...Baltimore. 

Charles H. Ayers.... Baltimore. 

4 — Frank G. Duhui St.. .Baltimore, 

Charles H. Gray Baltimore. 

5 — John F, Carter Dorsey. 

F. H. Covington Broomis. 

6 — R. R. Henderson..Cumberland. 

John W, Cable Chewsville. 



MASSACHUSETTS. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

W, M. Crane.... Dalton, 

W, W. Crapo New Bedford. 

Wm. Coggswell Salem. 

J. Q, A. Brackett Arlington. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — W. B. Plunkett Adams. 

R. B. Crane Westfield, 

2 — H. S. Dickinson Springfield. 

J, L, Otis Northampton, 

3 — Samuel Winslow Worcester, 

C. N, Prouty Spencer, 

4 — G. F. Fay Fitchburg, 

Albert Clarke Wellesley. 

5 — Frederick Lawton Lowell, 

F. H. Appleton ..Peabody. 

6 — E. P, Dodge Newberryport, 

Wm. Reynolds Marblehead. 

7 — R.S. Frost Chelsea. 

J. C. Bennett Lynn. 

8 —Charles Fairchild Boston. 

Edward Glines Sommerville. 

9 — G. M. Gove Boston. 

A. C. Ratsheskv Boston. 

10 — A. T. Davidson Boston, 

H. H, Atwood Dorchester. 

11 — E. U. Curtis Boston, 

J. W. Candler Brookline. 

12 — G. E. Freeman Brockton. 

W. K. Horlgman Taunton, 

13 — J. H. Abbott Fall River. 

Walter Clifford.... New Bedford, 



ALTERNATES. 

M. J, Murray Pittsburg. 

Howes Norris Cottage City. 

B. R. Wilson Boston. 

H. T. Cady North Adams. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — C. S. Shattuek Hatfield. 

Edwin Baker Shelburne, 

2 — G, W. Johnson Brookfield, 

C. W. Hazelton Montague. 

3 — G. L. Hyde West Boylston. 

P. W. Moen Worcester. 

4 — M. F, Palmer Groton. 

E. M.Rockwell Leominster. 

5 — JohnKilburn Lowell. 

W. M. Wood Andover. 

6 — N. C, Bartlett Haverhill. 

D. L. Robinson Gloucester. 

7 — F, H, Odiorne Maiden. 

J. J. McCarthy Chariest own. 

8 — C, F. Sprague Boston. 

S. H. Poole Boston. 

9-^ Allen Davis Boston. 

J. F. Malone Boston. 

10 — John Shaw Quincy. 

B. F. S, Bullard Boston, 

11 —Sidney Gushing Boston. 

E. B.Wilson Newton. 

12 — B S. Lovell Weymouth. 

R. 0. Harris Bridgewater. 

13 — Wm. Nye Bourne, 

Silas P. Richmond Freetown, 



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MICHIGAN. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

D. A. Blodgett Grand Rapids. 

James Wilkinson Marquette. 

C. W. Wells Saginaw. 

D. M. Ferry Detroit. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — H. M. Duffield Detroit, 

W. H. Elliott Detroit. 

2 — W. S. Wilcox Adrian. 

W. H. Withington Jackson. 

3 — Charles Austin Battle Creek. 

C. L. Truesdell Coldwater. 

4 — F. E. Lee Dowagiac. 

G. W. Merriam Hartford. 

5 — L. M. Sellers Cedar Springs, 

J. H. Kidd Ionia. 

6 — M. E. Kumsey Leslie. 

S. S. Matthews Pontiac. 

7 — J. W. Porter Port Huron. 

G. W. Jenks Sand Beach. 

8 — A. T, Bliss Saginaw. 

W. M. Kirkpatrick Owosso. 

9 — C. H, Hackley, Muskegon. 

F. A. Diggins Cadillac. 

10 — Selwyn Eddy Bay City. 

R. J. Kelly Alpena. 

11— T. T, Bates Traverse City. 

C. P. Stone Ithaca. 

12 — 0, W. Robinsou Chassell. 

J. Q. Adams Negaunee. 



ALTERNATES. 

J. J. Evans Battle Lake. 

F. P. Ranney Charlevoix. 

E. H, Hanscomb Ironwood. 

F.J. Truesdale Iron Mountain. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — T. H. Newberry Detroit. 

J. B. McLaughlin Detroit. 

2— C. E, Hiscock Ann Arbor, 

James I, Hurst Wayne, 

3— C. AL Barr Hillsdale. 

E S Roos Kalamazoo. 

4 — F. B. Watkins Allegan 

R. P. Messer Barry 

5 — E. B. Fisher Grand Rapida 

J. B. Pernam Grand Haven. 

6 — E, G, McPherson Howell. 

James R. Hosie Wayne. 

7 — S.B. Spier Mt, Clemens. 

Henry Howard Port Huron. 

8— J. A. Trotter Vassar. 

Otis Fuller St. Johns. 

9— J. R, Butler Ocena. 

H, W, Newkirk Luther. 

10 — T, W. Crissey Midland. 

G. E, Frost Cheboygan, 

11 — A. A, Bleazby Kalkaska. 

F H, Dodds Isabella. 

12 — J. P. Christopher Bessemer. 

George Kemp...SaultSte. Marie. 



MINNESOTA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

J. S, Pillsbury Minneapolis, 

F. A. Day Fairmont. 

Stanford Newell St. Paul, 

F, B. Daugherty Duluth. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — W. H. Yale Winona. 

M, H. Dunnell Owatonna. 

2 — Daniel Shell Worthingtoc. 

A. F. Jacobson Madison. 

3 — D. S. Hall Stewart, 

C. E, Jackson Northfield. 

4 — George Thompson St. Paul. 

Albert Berg Centre City. 

5 — W. H. Eustis Minneapolis. 

S. P. Snider Minneapolis. 

6 — R. C. Dunn Princeton. 

F. A. Hilliard Verndale. 

7 — S. G. Comstock Moorhead. 

M. A. Wallan Glenwood. 



ALTERNATES, 

Kee Wakefield Hutchinson. 

J. N. Stacy Monticello. 

E. R. Cornwell Wabasha. 

E. E. Corliss Fergus Falls. 

ALTERNATES, 

1 — A, T, Stebbins Rochester. 

J, P. Hovland Albert Lea. 

2 — D. C, Hopkins Madelia. 

D, A. McCIarty..Granite Falls. 

3 — L P, Dodge Farmington, 

E, A. Campbell Wiuthrop. 

4 — H. F. Barker Cambridge. 

T. C. Ciark Stillwater. 

5 — C. A. Smith Minneapolis. 

S. E Olson Minneapolis. 

6 — J. M. Markham Aitkin. 

D. C. Dunham, Anoka. 

7 — J, W, Reynolds Herman. 

A.Greenlund Warren. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



MISSISSIPPI. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Jolin R. Lyncli Natchez. 

George M. Buchanan..Holly Springs. 

G. W. Gayles Gaylesville. 

W. H. Gibbs Jackson. 

DISTBICT DELEGATES. 

1— H. C. Powers Starkville, 

A. S. Shannon Shannon. 

2 — John S. Burton 

Frank P. Hill..-. 

3 — A. G. Pierce Greenville. 

Wesley Crayton Vicksburg. 

4— S. S. Matthews Winona. 

W. J). Frazee Okolona. 

5 — W. H. Hunger New Orleans. 

J.I. Garrett Yazoo City. 

6 — G. F. Bowles Natchez. 

F. W. Collins Summit. 

7 — J. M, Matthews Hazlehurst. 

L. K.Atwood Bolton. 

The above is the Lynch delegation, 
test for seats, will be found on page 29. 



ALTERNATES, 

A. B. Boston Kosciusko. 

H. Kernaghan Jackson. 

M, A. Montgomery Oxford. 

David Knox Greenville. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — S. S Elliott Booneville. 

J. H. Nichols Starkville. 

2 — 

4 — B. W. Force.. .......... .West Point. 

R. Collins 

5 — 

6 — W. P. Locker Bay St. Louis. 

H. C. Griffin Natchez. 

7 — , 

The Hill delegation, who will con- 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

William Warner Kansas City. 

Chauncey I. Filley St. Louis. 

R, C. Kerens St. Louis. 

A. C. Dawes St. Joseph. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — James H. Kinnear Kirksville. 

F. Magoon Clarence. 

2 — John B. Hale Carrolton. 

John F. Hawley Chillicothe. 

8— Joseph E. Black Richmond. 

H. C. Miller Princeton. 

4— Thomas J. Chew St. Joseph. 

W. F. Rankin Tarkio. 

5 — W. W. Morgan Kansas City. 

E. S. Jewett Kansas City. 

6 — J. P. Lepscum f..Clinton. 

Oliver L. Houts...Warrensburg. 

7 — Henry Lamm Sedalia. 

George A. Ramsey. ..Springfield. 

8 — W. P. Freeman Tuscumbia. 

C. C. Bell Boonville. 

9 — J. C. Parish Vandalia. 

T. C.Wilson Troy. 

10 — Henry Besch St. Louis. 

George Autenreith Clayton . 

3* 



ALTERNATES. 

T. B. Haughawout Carthage. 

J. H. Pelham Hannibal. 

Leon Jordan Kansas City. 

William A. Hobbs St. Louis. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — A. F. Poulton Canton. 

Evan Jones Hannibal. 

2 — Louis Benecke Brunswick. 

J.E.Swanger Milam. 

3 — E. S. Gurney Kidder. 

C. W. Fry Grant City. 

4 — Joseph Hanson St. Joseph. 

John Kennish Mound City. 

5 — Joseph McCoy. ..Independence. 

J. W. Wellborn Lexington. 

6 — W. H. H. Condiff.Pleasant Hill. 

C. H. Morrison 

7 — J. R. Vance Marshall. 

T. J. Aiken Humansville. 

8 — Giles Bell Fulton. 

Isaac Hoskinson Lebanon. 

9 — George Kraettly Hermann. 

B F. Emmons St. Charles. 

10 — Julius Wurtzburger....St. Louis. 
J. W. Owens Washington. 



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MISSOURI — Continued. 



DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

11 — C. H. Sampson St. Louis. 

Charles F. Wenneker..St. Louis. 

12 — F. G. Neidringhaus....St. Louis. 

Nathan Cole St. Louis. 

13 — 

14 — N.' B." ciark"."\\V.V.*.'WesrPl^^^^^ 

W. Regenhardt.Cape Girardeau. 

15 — Frank E. Williams Joplin. 

J. C. Seaborne-Southwest City. 



ALTERNATES. 

11 — Julius Lehman St. Louis. 

Wm. F. Schaefer St. Louis. 

12 — Michael Foerstel St. Louis. 

Charles Turner St. Louis. 

13 — 

14 — Joseph Thompson. .Mt. Vernon. 

W. A. Sanford Minden. 

15 — D. S. Crumb Bloomfield. 

J. M. Davidson Poplar Bluff. 



MONTANA. 



DELEGATES. 

Thomas Couch Butte City. 

N. J. Bielenberg Deer Lodge City. 

A. J. Seli^man Helena. 

A. B. Hammond Missoula. 

Paul McCormick Billings. 

S. C. Hobson Lewistown. 



ALTERNATES. 

W. E. Hall Centerville. 

AdolphEliel Dillon. 

George F. Cowan Boulder. 

A. J. Bennett Virginia City. 

John R. King Livingston. 

E. K. Abbott..WhiteSulphurSp'ngs. 



NBBKASKA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Amasa Cobb Lincoln. 

John L. Webster Omaha. 

L. D. Richards Fremont 

E.D.Webster Stratton. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — C. H. Gere Lincoln. 

G. W. Holland Falls City. 

2 — John C. Thompson Omaha. 

C. R. Scott Omaha. 

3 — Lorin Clark Albion. 

Atlee Hart Dakota City. 

4 — C. A. McCloud York. 

L. E. Walker Beatrice. 

5 — C. P. R.Williams.Grand Island. 

W. E. Babcock Cambridge. 

6 — Z. T. Funk Ainsworth. 

E. B. Warner North Platte. 



ALTERNATES. 

J. I. Keck Kearney. 

W. H. Needham Bloomfield. 

Matt Daugherty Ogalalla. 

A. P.Tarbox Gandy. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — M. Stewart Vesta. 

W. H. Newell Plattsmouth. 

2 — M. F. Singleton Omaha. 

J. W.Hassett Omaha. 

3 — G. W. Clark Humphrey. 

H. P. Shumway Wakefield. 

4 — E. E. Good Wahoo. 

H. C. Manary Carleton. 

5 — C. W. Meeker Imperial. 

A. W. Mock Nelson. 

6 — E. S. Chad wick St. Paul. 

A. B. Wood Gering. 



DELEGATES. 

D. L. Bliss Carson City. 

A. J. McDonell Virginia City. 

M. D. Foley Reno. 

A. C. Cleveland Cleveland. 

J. A. Blossom Battle Mountain. 

W. F. Smith Elko. 



ALTERNATES. 

W, M. Stewart Carson City. 

J. P. Jones GoldHill. 

H. F. Bartine Carson City. 

F. G. Newlands Reno. 

A. C. Hamilton Virginia City. 

D. A. Bender Carson City. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



NEW HAMPSHIRE. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Frank C. Churchill Lebanon. 

B.A.Kimball Concord. 

H. B. Quimby Lakeport. 

C. T. Means Manchester. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — David R. Pierce Great Falls. 

I. N. Blake Northwood. 

2 — D. W. King Nashua. 

G. T. Cruft Bethlehem. 



ALTERNATES. 

Dexter Richards Newport. 

R. W. Pillsbury Londonderry. 

Joseph Lewando Wolfeborough. 

George G. Davis Marlborough. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — Charles Williams. ..Manchester. 

A. C. Chase Kingston. 

2 — T. J.Walker Plymouth. 

C. A. Jones Hillsborough. 



NEW JERSEY. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

William J. Sewell Camden. 

G. A. Hobart Paterson. 

G. A. Halsey Newark. 

J. I. Blair ....Blairstown. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — David Baird. Camden. 

D. P. Elmer Bridgeton. 

2 — H. P. Thorne Medford. 

W. A. Roebling Trenton. 

3 — B. F. Howell....New Brunswick. 

W. T. Hoffman Englishtown. 

4 — F. J. Swayze Newton. 

Geo. T. Jenkins Morristown. 

5 — William Barbour Paterson. 

J. E. Miller Englewood. 

6 — H. C. Herold Newark. 

F. M, Parker Newark. 

7 — Gilbert Collins Jersey City. 

Thomas McE wen... Jersey Citv. 

8 — Alexander Gilbert....Plainfield. 

E. M. Condit West Orange. 



ALTERNATES. 



E. B. Gaddis Newark. 

G. T. Cranmer Toms River. 

E. H. Kirkbride Mt. Holly. 

William JMorrell Jersey City. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 _ C. W. Starr Woodbury. 

C. H. Smith Salem. 

2 — A. M. Bradshaw Lakewood. 

E. S. Lee Atlantic City. 

3 — A. B. Rowan Raritan. 

G. A. Hill Raritan. 

4 — J. H. Wilson Montclair. 

Allan Emory 

5 — C. L Bliss 

Joseph Quackenbush...Paterson. 

6 — H. M. Baxter Newark. 

Peter Ulrich Newark. 

7 — Z. K. Pangborn Jersey City. 

John Reed Hoboken. 

8 — C. W. Fuller Bayonne. 

F. M. Vorhees Elizabeth. 



NEW YORK. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Frank Hiscock Syracuse. 

Thomas C. Piatt Owego. 

ChauDcey M. Depew New York. 

Warner Miller Herkimer. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Carll S Burr Commack, L. I. 

B. H. Warford-.Tottenville, S. I. 

2 — Robert A. Sharkey Brooklyn. 

Charles A. Moore Brooklyn. 

3— John A. Nichols Brooklyn. 

Ed. B. Bartlett Brooklyn. 

4— Theodore B. Willis Brooklyn. 

Jacob J. Schlusser Brooklyn. 

5 — Joseph Benjamin Brooklyn. 

Charles T. Hepp Brooklyn. 

6— John E. Milholland..New York. 

Herman O. Armour..New York. 



ALTERNATES. 



Daniel H. McMillan Buffalo. 

George C. Buell Rochester. 

John F. Parkhurst Bath. 

Wm. R. Weed Potsdam. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — F. P. Morris Flushing, L. I. 

Wm. Richensteen L. I City. 

2 — H. R. Williams..Gravesend, L. I. 

Robert Leland Brooklyn. 

Q f Delegates empowered to name 

I alternates. 
4 — Geo. B. Forrester Brooklyn. 

R. Ross Appleton Brooklyn. 

5 —Samuel Murphy Brooklyn. 

Benjamin Raphael Brooklyn. 

6 — Wm. H. Gedney New York. 

John C. Dodd New York . 



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NEW YORK — Continued. 



DISTRICT DELEGATES. 



ALTERNATES. 



7 —John D. Lawson New York. 

Chas. H. Murray New York. 

8 — Horace Porter New York. 

Samuel Thomas New York. 

9 — Jacob M. Patterson.. New York. 

George Hilliard New York. 

10 — S. V. E. Cruger New York. 

William Henkel. ... New York. 

11 — Frederick S. Gibbs....New York. 

Sheridan Shook New York. 

12 — Wm.Brookiield New York. 

Elliot F. Shepard New York. 

13 — David F. Porter New York. 

John Reisenweber...New York. 

14 — Wm. H. Robertson Katonah. 

James W. Husted Peskskill. 

15 — Thomas W. Bradley Walden. 

Clarence Lexow Nyack. 

16 — Louis F. Payn Chatham. 

Willard H. Mase Matteawan. 

17 — George H. Sharpe Kingston. 

J. Leroy Jacobs Cairo. 

18 — J. A. Quackenbush... Stillwater. 

Henry G. Burleigh. ...Whitehall. 

19_,Tohn A. Sleicher Albany. 

Thomas Austin Albany. 

20 — John Sanford Amsterdam. 

H. J. Donaldson. ...Ballston Spa. 

21 — F. S. Witherbee Port Henry. 

Edward C. O'Brien.Plattsburgh. 

22 — Edmonds. Goodale.Watertown. 

Carlton E. Sanford.. ..Pottsdam. 

23 — James S.Sherman Utica. 

V. Lansing Waters Lowville. 

24 — Henry S. Munger Herkimer 

Hobart Krum Schoharie. 

25— Wm. B. Cogswell Syracuse. 

Rufus T. Peck Cortland. 

26 — Ed. O'Connor Binghamton. 

Abraml. Decker Waverly. 

27 — James W. Dunwell Lyons. 

Gordon W. Allen Auburn. 

28 — Jacob Sloat Fassett Elmira. 

John W. Dwight Dryden. 

29 — Morris F. Sheppard..Penn Yan. 

F. D. Sherwood. ...Hornellsville. 

SO — Hulbert H. Warner....Rochester. 

Fred M. Gott Spencerport. 

31 — N. S.Beardslee Warsaw. 

Wm. C. Watson Batavia. 

32 — John L. Williams Buffalo. 

Phillip Becker Buffalo. 

33 — H. H. Persons EavSt Aurora. 

Willis H. Howes Lockport. 

34— N.V.V. Franchot Olean. 

John McEwen Wellsville. 



7 — Dennis Shea New York. 

Patrick EUiff New York. 

8 — Gust. A. SohiJrman...New York. 

Patrick J. O'Brien. ..New York. 

9 — Henry C. Betty New York. 

John R. Nugent New York. 

10 — Nath. A. Prentiss. ...New York. 

Frank H. Daly New York. 

11 — Chas. T. Polhemus...New York. 

Robert A. Greacen...New York. 

12 — John Little New York. 

Michael Goode New York. 

13 — David Friedsam New York. 

Charles F. Bruder New York. 

14 — H. C. Henderson... Westchester. 

C. A. Becker New York. 

15 — Joseph M. Dickey. ...Newburgh. 

L. F. Goodsell...Highland Falls. 

16 — Lewis S. Vail Poughkeepsie. 

Daniel Kent Patterson. 

17— John E. Lasher Saugerties. 

Alex. Cummin gs Coxsackie. 

18 — Zeph.T. Magill Troy. 

J. H. Thompson Greenwich. 

19 — Heury A. Strong Cohoes. 

John G. Ward Coeymans Jet. 

20 — J, P. Argersinger Johnstown. 

E. C. Whitmeyer... Schenectady. 

21 — M.N. Dickinson. Warrensburgh. 

Isaiah Gibson Malone. 

22 — Edward B. Bulkley ....Antwerp. 

John A. Haig Madrid. 

23 — Martin R. Lefevre Croghan. 

Wm. E. Lewis Utica. 

24 — E A. Hinds. ..Richfield Springs. 

M.W.Harroway.Richmondvilie. 

25— Daniel Rosenbloom... Syracuse. 

Charles A. Brooks Marathon. 

26 —James Forsyth .Owego. 

Clar. Carskaddin Oneida. 

27 — John T. Mott Oswego. 

Lament Blakely Lyons. 

28 — Oliver P. Hurd Watkins. 

Wm. L. Sweet Waterloo. 

29 — Charles D. Hovt Dundee. 

Benj. F. Odell,"jr Phelps. 

30 — J. A. Barhite Rochester. 

George A. Goss Pittsford. 

31 — Oscar Munn Clarendon. 

Frank H. Wyckoff.. Perry. 

32 — Daniel J. Kenefick Buffalo. 

Nicholas J. Mock Buffalo. 

33 — Chris. Sch winger ...Tonawanda. 

Chas. B. Gaskill... Niagara Falls. 

34 — H. L. Phillips Jamestown. 

Watson W. Bush..; Rushford. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



NORTH CAROLINA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Jeter C. Pritchard Marshall. 

Elihu A. White Raleigh. 

H. P. Cheatham, M. C Littleboro. 

John C. Dancy Wilmington. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Hugh Cale Elizabeth City. 

C. M. Bernard Greenville. 

2 — C. A. Cook Warrenton. 

J. H. Hannon Halifax. 

3 — G. C. Scurlock Fayetteville. 

A. E,. Middleton Kenansville. 

4— John Nichols Raleigh. 

Ed A. Johnson Raleigh. 

5 — T. B. Keogh Greensboro. 

J. A. Cheek Hillsboro. 

6 — Archibald Brady Charlotte. 

James H. Young Wilmington. 

7 — Zeb. V. Walser Lexington. 

W. A. Bailey Advance. 

8 — L. L.Jenkins Gastonia, 

J. 0. Wilcox Dresden. 

9 — C.J. Harris Dillsboro. 

R. W. Logan Rutherfordton. 



ALTERNATES. 

E. S. Walton Morganton. 

John S. Fisher Tryon City. 

H. G. Gussum Edenton. 

H. B. Brown Asheville. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — J. P. Butler Jamesville. 

W. L. Griffin Eaenton. 

2 — D.W. Patrick Snow Hill. 

J. W. Pope Jackson. 

3 — D. J. McRae Carthage. 

J. E. O'Hara Newberne. 

4 — James H. M. Cain Asheboro. 

W. S. Mitchell Raleigh. 

5— E. F. Parham Wentworth. 

W.H. Crews Oxford. 

6 — J.S. Matthews Lilesville. 

J. S.Lewis Lumberton. 

7 — W. E. Henderson Concord. 

A. D. Cowles Statesville. 

8— A. L. Hendrix Ronda. 

W. S. Linville Kernersville. 

9— W. W. Rollins Asheville. 

H. C. Hunt Asheville. 



iNORTH DAKOTA. 



[DELEGATES. 

Thomas F. McHugh Grafton. 

John A. Percival Devils Lake. 

W. H. Robinson Mayville. 

Thomas F. Marshall Oakes. 

E. J. Gleason Jamestown. 

Gerald Pierce Bismarck. 



ALTERNATES. 

A. M. Tofthagen Lakota. 

A. J. Hanscomb Towner. 

Oscar Barrett Steele. 

R. J. Mitchell Sheldon. 

O. S. Mitchell Carrington. 

George H. Bingenheimer Mandan. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Wm. McKinley, Jr Canton. 

J. B. Foraker Cincinnati. 

W. M. Hahn Mansfield. 

Asa S. Bushnell Springfield. 

iDISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — G. B. Cox Cincinnati. 

Charles Fleischman.. Cincinnati. 

2 — G. B. Fox Cincinnati. 

N. G. Kenan Cincinnati. 

3 — 

4 — L. S.Jamison Celina. 

James Aldridge Greenville. 

5 — G. L. Marble Van Wert. 

0. C. Eaton Bryan. 

6 — Erskin Carson Hillsboro. 

G. W. Stanley Lebanon. 

7 — O. S. Kelley Springfield. 

D. L Worthington.. Washington, 



ALTERNATES. 

R. M. Nevin Dayton. 

E. W. Poe Columbus. 

M. M. Boothman Bryan. 

J. S. Atwood Ripley. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — H. B. Moorehead CincinnatL 

Lewis KruckemeyerCincinnati. 

2— A. H. Bode Cincinnati. 

G. H. Jackson Cicinnnati. 

3— 

4— B. M. Moulton Lima. 

W. D. Davies Sidney. 

5 — W.H. Beggs... Columbus Grove. 

K. V. Haymaker Defiance. 

6 — S. G. Smith Wilmington. 

John Little Xenia. 

7 — M. H. Miesse Circleville. 

Sherman Leach London. 



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OHIO — Continued. 



DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

8 — 

9 — W."h. TuckVrV.V^"!!^\\\\'.'.Toiedo. 

J. B Wilson Bowling Green. 

10 — L. J. Fenton Winchester. 

Samuel L. Llewellyn Coalton. 

11 — C. E. Spencer. ..New Lexington, 

J. C. Entrekin Chillicothe. 

12 — G. K. Nash Columbus, 

Cyrus Huling 

13 — J. H. Gormley Bucyrus. 

W. C. Brown Fostoria. 

14 — W. C. Brown Fostoria. 

G. C. Comley Bucyrus. 

15 — J. H. Riley Marietta, 

W. H. Johnson Zanesville. 

16— 

17 — W. C. Lyon Newark. 

M. L, Smyser Wooster. 

18 — J. A. Ambler Salem. 

G. E. Baldwin Canton. 

19— C. W. F. Dick Akron. 

William Ritezel Warren. 

20 — 1. P. Lawson Cleveland. 

J. A. Allen Paynesville, 

21 — Louis Black Cleveland 

Amos Dennison Cleveland. 



ALTERNATES. 

8— 

9 — G. P. Spencer Weston. 

A. L. Sargeant Dalta. 

10 — F. E. Daugherty Waverly. 

L. M. Beeman Thurman. 

11 — D. L. Sleeper Athens. 

R. S, Wilcox Hamden Junct. 

12 — J, B. McNeill Lancaster. 

Daniel Cromley Lancaster. 

13 — J. C. Johnson Fremont. 

I. H. Hunt Upper Sandusky. 

14 — 

15 — J." H*. Cie veiand !.*."*.*.".'.' .'.'Caldweii*. 

Cyril Hawkins.McConnellsville. 
16— 

17 — A.R.' Mii'ler!'.'.'.'.'.'.!r...\\\"Newark. 

W, A. Hillsbaugh Coshocton. 

18 — J. N. Taylor East Liverpool. 

J. A. Logan, Jr Youngstown. 

19 — S, J. Smith Conneaut. 

John Meharg Ravenna. 

20 — W. M. Bayne Cleveland. 

E. S. Pardee Medina. 

21 — G. A. Meyer Cleveland. 

H. M. Fowler Cleveland. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

R. R. Haves Tillamook. 

C, W. Fulton Astoria. 

C. M. Donaldson Baker City. 

C. E.Wolverton Albany. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1— Thomas H. Tongue... Hillsboro. 
O. C. Applegate Linkville. 

2 — Joseph Simon Portland. 

J. K. Bourne, Jr Portland. 

3 — L. C. Garrigus Marshfield. 

J. 8. Cooper McMinnville. 

4 — Samuel Elmore Astoria. 

J. M. Long Portland. 



ALTERNATES. 

I. N. Sanders Union. 

McKinley Mitchell Gervais. 

H. R. Kincaid Eugene. 

E. L. Smith Hood River. 

ALTERNATES. 



PENNSYLVANIA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Hamilton Disston Philadelphia 

Wm. L. Elkins Philadelphia. 

Wm, Flinn Pittsburg. 

Henry W. Oliver Pittsburg. 

Frank Reeder Easton. 

Samuel A. Davenport Erie. 

Henry C. McCormick.,Williamsport. 
Lyman D. Gilbert Harrisburg. 



ALTERNATES, 

Wm. B. Ahern Philadelphia, 

Samuel M. Clements. ...Philadelphia. 

James A. Dale, M. D York. 

.John W. Young Tunkhannock. 

Joseph Bosler Ogontz. 

Adam C. Hawkins Bradford. 

Morgan B. Willliams....Wilkesbarre. 
Lemuel Googins Pittsburg. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



PENNSYLVANIA — Continued.' 



DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — H. H. Bingham.. ..Philadelphia. 

Oliver Wilson Philadelphia. 

2 — David H. Lane Philadelphia. 

Jacob Wildemore..Philadelphia. 
S — Theodore B.Stulb..Philadelph ia. 

J, B. Anderson Philadelphia. 

4 — G. S. Graham Philadelphia. 

A. S. L. Shields Philadelphia. 

5— David Martin Philadelphia. 

John S. McKinlay ..Philadelphia. 

6— Enos Verlenden, Jr Darby. 

Thomas S. Butler..West Chester. 

7 — J. A. Stra8sbergen..Norri8towri. 

E. Wesley K!eeler...Doylestown. 

8 — M. C. Luckenbach... Bethlehem. 

Wm. H. Stroh....Mauch Chunk. 

9 — Augustus M. High Reading. 

James Thomas Catasauqua. 

10 — Dr. John P. Miller Oak Hill. 

George R. Sensenig... Lancaster. 

11 — Edward N. Willard...Scranton. 

Benjamin Hughes Scranton. 

12 — G. W. Shonk Wilkesbarre. 

William ,L Scott Belbend. 

13 — Alexander Scott Frackville. 

Dr.C.Lenker..Schuylkill Haven. 

14 — John E. Fox Harrisburg. 

Jacob H. Grove Lebanon. 

15 — Galusha A. Grow Glenwood. 

Fred L Wheelock Eaton. 

16 — Albert M. Bennett. ..Covington. 

William I. Lewis....Coudersport. 

17 — Wm. C. McConnell...Shamokin. 

Wm. L. Gouger Danville. 

18 — C. E. Espenschade..Mifflintown. 

Jerry J. Cromer. ..Ft. Littleton. 

19 — C H. Mullin..Mt. Holly Springs. 

John C. Lower Gettysburg. 

20 — , 

21 — .T. Owen' Edeibiute!..Brookvn^^^^^ 

Norman K. Coller....Leechburg. 

22 — .Joseph 0. Brown Pittsburg. 

Christopher L.Magee.Pittsburg. 

23 — Wm. Witherow Allegheny. 

Josiah N. Davidson. .Allegheny. 

24— Frank M. Fuller Uniontown. 

G. M. Von Bonnhorst..Pittsburg. 

25 — Matthew S. Quay Beaver. 

David W. Pearson. ...Newcastle. 

26 — Charles M. Reed Erie. 

John J. Carter Tituaville. 

27 — Wm. W. Brown Bradford. 

Thomas B.Simpson Oil City. 

28 — Daniel C. Oyster Ridgway. 

A. Wayne Cook Tionesta. 



ALTERNATES. 

1 —Amos M. Slack Philadelphia. 

A. F.Stevens Philadelphia. 

2 — C. K. Bolles Philadelphia. 

H. I. Mclntyre Philadelphia. 

3— Jos. H. Klemmer..Philadelphia. 

Harry Hunter..... .Philadelphia. 

4— Robert Osbourne...Philadelphia. 

George J. Elliott... Philadelphia. 

5 — Dr. R. B. Burns Philadelphia. 

Wilbur F. Short... Philadelphia. 

6 — John A. Watts Thurlow. 

Merit M. Missimer...,St. Peters. 

7 — Daniel S. ShiflFert Potttsown. 

T. H. Atkinson Buckingham. 

8 — Dr. T. C. Walton. ..Stroudsburg. 

James S. Drake Milford. 

9 — Dr. Webster B. Kupp..Gibraltar. 

F. H. Hersch Allento wn. 

10 — J. H. Wickersham... .Lancaster. 

Henry B. Keller.... Ephrata. 

11 — Conrad Schroeder Scranton. 

Edward Miles Dalton. 

12 — Isaac P. Hand Wilkesbarre. 

Wm. F. Adams Hazelton. 

13— John L Mathias..Mahanoy City. 
John F. Gressang Pottsville. 

14 — John Wistar Duncannon. 

Eli Wallace Newmanstown, 

15 — Martin B. Allen Honesdale. 

Dallas J. Sweet Towanda. 

16 — Elias Deemer Williamsport. 

Samuel McClintock .Salona. 

17 — Christian E. Geyer...Catawissa. 

Wm. C. Farnsworth....Sunbury. 

18 — Thomas B. Reed Lewistown. 

B. F. Wagenseller...Selinsgrove. 

19 — W. S. Schroder Gettysburg. 

George S. Krug Hanover. 

20 — 

21 — Wm. J. Mitcheii Indiana. 

Hugh B. Mclntire Kent. 

22— .TohnGripp Pittsburg. 

Henry P. Ford Pittsburg. 

23— Frank J. Torrence... Allegheny. 

John C. Hetzel Allegheny. 

24 — Dr. Robert J. Black.McKeesport. 

James M. Reid Connellsville. 

25 — James J. Davidson Beaver. 

Edward E. Abrams Butler. 

26 — C. George Olmstead Corry. 

Joshua Douglass Meadville. 

27— J C. Russell....North Clarendon. 

John S. Wiley Emporium. 

28 — F. S. Shallenberger..Callensburg. 

James A. Fiedler Bellefonte. 



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RHODE ISLAND. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Wm. G. Roelker Warwick. 

Samuel P. Colt Bristol. 

Wm. Gregory Wickford. 

Frank G. Harris Newport. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Charles Fletcher Providence. 

Isaac L. Goff.. .East Providence. 

2 — Heny A. Stearns Lincoln. 

Edward Thayer Pawtucket. 



ALTERNATES. 

J. F. McCusker Pontiac. 

C. H. Handy Warren. 

George B. Carpenter Hopkicton. 

John R. Hicks Tiverton. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — Frank F. Olney 

Frank F. Carpenter.Providence. 

2 — Frank W. Tillinghast.. Johnston. 

James Linton Pawtucket. 



SOUTH CAROLINA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

E. A. Webster Orangeburg. 

W. D. Crum Charleston. 

E. M. Brayton Columbia. 

E. H. Deas Darlington. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Geo. L Cunningham. .Charleston. 

John H. Fordham... Orangeburg. 

2 — S. E. Smith Aiken. 

Paris Simkins Edgefield. 

3 — John R. Cochran Walhalla. 

A. J. Jamison Columbia. 

4 — John P. Scruggs Greensville. 

Irving J. Miller Columbia. 

5 — J. F. Ensor Spartanburg. 

William E. Boykin Camden. 

6 — J. E. Wilson, D.D Florence. 

T. B. Johnston Sumter. 

7 — J. H. Ostendorff Berkeley. 

R. H. Richardson Wedgefield. 



ALTERNATES. 

Robert Smalls Beaufort. 

T. B. Johnston Sumter. 

E. J. Dickerson Aiken. 

J. R. Tolbert Abbeville. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — R. C. Brown Charleston. 

A. W. Johnson Lexington. 

2— W. S. Dixon Barnwell. 

P. H. Riley Almeda. 

3 — L. C. Waller Greenwood. 

R. R. Tolbert Greenwood. 

4 — B. F. Means Spartanburg. 

P. S. Suber Laurens. 

6 — E. B. Sligh Chester. 

W. T. Andrews Sumter. 

6 — E. J. Sawyer Bennettsville. 

S. W. Williams Florence. 

7 — J. A. Baxter Georgetown. 

J. B. Brown Walterboro. 



SOUTH DAKOTA. 



DELEGATES. 

E. C. Ericson Elk Point. 

N. E. Phillips : Sioux Falls. 

A. C. Johnson Watertown. 

J. M. Greene Chamberlain. 

C. B. Aiford Huron. 

M. T. Lightner Roscoe. 

James Halley Rapid City. 

G. C. Moody Deadwood. 



ALTERNATES. 

J. L. Turner Springfield. 

G. B. Watson Canistota. 

D. W. Diggs Milbank. 

G. A. Johnston Mitchell. 

H. C. Sessions Aberdeen. 

A. Sutherland Mound City. 

S. N. Fitch Custer City. 

R. E. Grimshaw Deadwood. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



TENNESSEE. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

John C. Houk Knoxville. 

H. C. Evans Chattanooga. 

James C. Napier Nashville. 

D. A. Nunn Nashville. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Newton Hacker Jonesboro. 

H. C. Jarvis Rogersville. 

2 — J. W. Connors Knoxville. 

J, F. Tarwater Rockwood. 

3 — Thomas L. Cates Cleveland. 

E. F. Hoyt Chattanooga. 

4 — S. C. Brown Lafayette. 

G. W. Garrett Carthage. 

5 — John W. Overall Liberty. 

Dr. Syd Houston Wartrace. 

C) — H. A. Hasslock Nashville. 

G. Q. Boyd Clarksville. 

7 — A. M. Hughs... Washington, D. C. 

John Sphade,Jr..Lawrenceburg. 

8 — S, W. Hawkins Huntington. 

J. W. Dougherty. ...Decaturville. 

9 — VV. F. Poston Alamo. 

E. E. Bell , Dresden: 

30 — Gen. W. J. Smith Memphis. 

Josiah T. Settle Memphis. 



ALTERNATES. 



E. L. Gregory Nashville. 

H. B. Lindsey Knoxville. 

A. B. Faulkner McMinnville. 

J. Thomas Turner Memphis. 

ALTERNATES. 

1— W. E. F. Milburn Greenville. 

Geo. McHenderson Rutledge. 

2— Will D. Wright Marlbugh. 

Samuel Leatle Clinton. 

3— Dr. B. W. Padgett Ooltawah. 

H. N. Willis Chattanooga. 

4 — J. S. Smith.... Lebanon. 

Matt Marshbanks Carthage. 

5 — H. P. Dewey Tullahouia. 

W. D. Greer Murfreesboro. 

6 — Dr. R. F. Boyd Nashville. 

H. L. W. Cheatham.Springfield. 

7 — J. M. Puckett Centerville. 

C. C. Stribling Clifton. 

8 — S. N. Williams Huntington. 

Albert Hart Jackson. 

9 — Robert H. MeNuly Kenton. 

Dr. H. C. Row]and..Union City. 

10 — Moses Strickland Memphis. 

G. C. Marcus Memphis. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

N. W. Cuney Galveston. 

J. B. Rector Austin. 

W. F. Crawford Cameron. 

A. J. Rosenthal La Grange. 

F. K. Chase Denison. 

A. Asberry Calvert. 

L. McDaniel Anderson. 

C. M. Fergusson Paris. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — W. F. Burns Houston. 

A lex. White Anderson. 

2 — Web Flanagan El Paso. 

J. W. Butler Tyler. 

3 — J. J. Dickerson Paris. 

J. J. Powell 

4 — W. H.Love McKinney. 

.L W. Hearue Dallas. 

5 — J M. McCormick Dallas. 

W. E. Davis Fort Worth. 

6 — R. B. Hawley Galveston. 

Spencer Graves Richmond. 

7— A. J. Johnson Galveston. 

M. M. Rodgers La Grange. 

8 — T. A. Pope Cameron. 

H. M. Ta.ver Gay Hill. 

9 — J. C. De Gress Austin. 

H. H, Terrell San Antonio. 

10 — A. H. MoHoy El Paso. 

C. W. Johnson Graham. 

U — 



ALTERNATES. 

J. W. Burke Austin. 

Robert A. Kerr Bastrop. 

D. Abner, Jr Gonzales. 

A. W. McKinney Sherman. 

R. M. Moore.....". San Antonio. 

D, Taylor Navasota. 

T. W. Troupe Paris. 

G. F. Watson 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — C. T. Lawson 

E. J. Starks 

2 — J. M. Moore 

R. A. Caldwell 

3 — W. M. .Johnson 

E. T. Pillman 



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B.M.Strafford..., 

5 — S.W.J. Long 

S. R. Johnson 

6 — W. fi. Sinclair... 

H.W. Hexter 

7 — .Jessie Perrine.... 

Tom Kennedy... 

8 — John C.Cain 

E. L. Campbell.., 

9 — C. G. Newning .. 

Dave Williams.. 
10 — G. B. .Jackson.... 

M. C. I^impson . 
11— 



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TEXAS — Continued. 



An organization known as the "Lily "White" Republicans of Texas has 
chosen the following delegation at large, and will elect district delegates to 
contest for seats: 



DELEGATES. 

A.B.Norton Dallas. 

Joseph Cline Houston. 

S. J. Wright Paris. 

C. W. McCormick Dallas. 



ALTERNATES. 

G. W. Burkitt Palestine. 

A. L. Darnell Sherman. 

J. N. Baker Dallas. 

L. M. Barkley Fort Worth. 



VERMONT. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Henry H. Powers Morrisville. 

L. D. Hazen Johnsbury. 

George T. Childs St. Albans. 

F. E. Smith Montpelier. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1— W. R. Page Rutland. 

N. W. Fiske Tsle La Motte. 

2— E. P. George West Fairlee. 

Adna Brown Springfield. 



ALTERNATES. 



A. A. Fletcher Middlebury. 

Nathan Hobson Brighton. 

J. R. Judson Arlington. 

O. B. Boyce Barre. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — Smith Wright Williston. 

E. P. Gilson Rutland. 

2 — R. .L Kimball Randolph. 

A. B. Hewitt Putney. 



VIRGINIA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

Wm. Mahone Petersburg. 

A. W. Harris Petersburg. 

Henry Bowen Tazewell C. H. 

S. Brown Allen.... Staunton. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — R. l\r. Mayo Hague. 

T. C. Walker Gloucester C.H. 

2 — V. D. Grover Norfolk. 

.7. C. Asbery Norfolk. 

3 — Edmund Waddill Richmond. 

Edgar Allen Richmond. 

4 — B. S. Hooper Farmville. 

John M. Langston... Petersburg. 

5 — S. J. Griggs Martinsville. 

J. M. Parsons Tniiependence. 

6 — P. H. McCaiill Lynchburg, 

.John H.Davis Roanoke. 

7 — C. M. Louthan... .Madison C. H. 

H.M.Roudabuah..Harri80nburg. 

8 — M. F. Chamblin West End. 

.T. L. Davis Raccoon Ford. 

9 — H. C. Wood Estellville. 

P.W. Strother Pearisbnrg. 

10 -W. H. Goodwin Afton. 

E. M. Nettleton Covington. 



ALTERNATES. 

J. S. Browning Pocahontas. 

R. A. Paul Richmond. 

R. W. Simmons Floyd C. H. 

M. C. Cardoza Lunenburg C. H. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — Wm. Voorhees....Spottsylvania. 

Joseph Trader. ...Mathews C. H. 

2 — John J. Deyer Handsome. 

P. C. Corrigan Norfolk. 

3 — John Mitchell, Jr Richmond. 

C. W. Harris Manchester. 

4 — W.M.Flanagan..Powhatan C.H. 

A. J. Smith Petersburg. 

5_W. B. Brown Rocky Mount. 

Alex Weddle Floyd C.H. 

G — J. C. Haynes ChriJttiansburg. 

H. Clay Harris South Boston. 

7 — C L. Pritchard Front Royal. 

J. H. Jones Mt. Jackson. 

8 — 

9 — H.E. McCoy ........Bristol, Tenn. 

W. A. Hylton Pocahontas. 

10 — W.Lancaster.. Cumberland C.H. 
Henry W. Williams. ..Staunton. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



WASHINGTON. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

J. H, McGraw Seattle. 

Nelson Bennett Tacoma. 

A. M. Cannon Spokane. 

J. A. Perkins Colfax. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — Ed Eldridge Whatcom. 

Wra.Kirkman Walla Walla. 

2 — John Cleiuan North Yakima. 

L. A. Davis Cora. 



ALTERNATES. 

H. M. Montgomery Cathlamet. 

J K Gandy Spokane. 

J. S. McMillan Roche Harbor. 

J. T. Redman Tacoma. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — W. R. Forrest Seattle. 

Thomas Savage Colville. 

2 — T. M. May Dayton. 

F. M. Winship Sprague. 



WEST VIRGINIA. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

C. B. Hart AVheeling. 

Thos. E. Davis Grafton. 

John D. Hewitt Bramwell. 

John A. Hutchinson Parkersburg. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

:— C. M. Hart Clarksburg. 

0. S. Marshall... N. Cumberland. 

2 — Israel C White Morgantown, 

George M. Bo wers..Martinsbu rg. 

3 — Joseph L. Buery Eagle. 

J. E. Dana Charleston. 

4 — W.N.Miller Parkersburg. 

D. E.Abbott Huntington. 



ALTERNATES. 

Stewart F. Reed Clarksburg. 

H. H. Hatter Harpers Ferry. 

J. C. Ballard.... Salt Sulphur Springs. 
J. E. McLaughlin Ravenswoods. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — Casper Kro nhart Ben wood. 

A. A. Bee West Union. 

2 — E. A. Billingslea Fairmont. 

G. T. Gosorn Maysville. 

3 — C. H. Payne Charleston. 

J. W. Heavener Buckhannon. 

4 — B. F. Reed Point Pleasant. 

P. W. Morris... Ritchie C. H. 



WISCONSIN. 



DELEGATES AT LIRGE. 

.T. C. Spooner Hudson. 

H. C. Payne Milwaukee. 

L. Fairchild Madison. 

Isaac Stephenson Marinette. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

1 — W. T. Lewis Racine- 

C. A. Booth Monroe- 

2 — A. J. Turner Portage City. 

Jesse Stone Watertown. 

3 — Van S. Bennett Rockton. 

W. F. Conger Prairie du Sac. 

4 — A. E. Smith Milwaukee. 

Ferd Keicklipfer Mil waukee. 

5 — Thos. M.Blackstock Sheboygan. 

Bruno Fink Milwaukee. 

6 — S. A. Cook Neenah. 

C. A. Galloway Fond du Lac. 

7 — C. L. Coleman La Crosse. 

A. H. De Groflf Alma. 

8 — T. B. Reid Appleton. 

F. W. Upham Marshfield. 

9 — W. S. Reynolds Hurley. 

C. S. Curtis Wausau. 

10 — F.A.Ross West Superior. 

J. C. Ticknor Menomonie. 



ALTERNATES. 

Robert McMillan Oshkosh. 

H. B. Smith Appleton. 

M. A. Thayer Sparta. 

John Ruka, Sr Boscobel. 

ALTERNATES. 

1 — Munson Paddock Salem. 

J. W. Blackstone Shullsburg. 

2 — C. M. Dow Madison- 

E. Sauerherring Beaver Dam. 

3 — J. W. Gunning Friendship. 

E. Whaley Prarie du Chien. 

4— T. M. Bean Milwaukee. 

Wm. Graff" Milwaukee. 

5 — W. A. Jones Ocoi'omowoc. 

J.M. La Count Hartford. 

G — G. G. Sedgwick Manitowoc. 

J. T. Ellarson Watoma. 

7 — J. J. McGillivrey..B.River Falls. 

W. H. Huntington Durand. 

8 — James T.Armstrong.Green Bay. 

A. L. Hutchinson. ..Weyauwega. 

9 — 0. C. Davidson. Commonwealth. 

C. C. Yawkey Hazelhurst. 

10 — H. S. Comstock Cumberland. 

J. F. Nason St. Croix Falls, 



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WYOMING. 

DELEGATES. ALTEKNA.TES. 

Frank W. Mondell Newcastle. Mrs. Theresa A. Jenkins..Cheyenne. 

E. R. Dinwiddle Sheridan. Mrs. G. W. Carleton Billiard. 

0. N. Potter..... Cheyenne. J. B. Okie Lost Cabin. 

S. W. Downey Laianiie. Geo. B. McCalmout Caspar. 

C. L. Vagner Carbon. W. P. Keays Buftalo. 

F. M. Foote Evanston. A. E. Hoyt Sun Dance. 

TERRJTORIES. 

ALASKA. 

DELEGATES. ALTERNATES. 



ARIZONA. 

DELEGATES. ALTERNATES. 

N. O. Murphy Phtienix. E. M. Sanford Yuma, 

M. W. Stewart Wilcox. W. G. Stewart Flaggsiaff. 

NEW MEXICO. 

DELEGATES. ALTERNATES. 

Thomas B. Catron Santa Fe. .John H. Riley Las Cruces. 

.Tobn D. Bail Silver City. Thomas D. Burns...Tierra Amarilla. 

. Nicholas Galles Hillsborough. .Tuan Santistevan Taos. 

.Jayno A. Whitniore San Marcial. M. W. Mills Springer. 

TranquHiuo Luna Los Iaiuos. W.A.Hawkins Eddy. 

Miguel A. Otero. Las Vegas. .Juan Navarro Mora. 

New Mexico is entitled to but two delegates. The reason for electing so 
many is not known. 

OKLAHOMA. 
DELEGATES. ALTERNATES. 

A. ,T. Seay Guthrie. W. McGraw Stillwater. 

D. W. Marquardt Norman. E. E. Wilson El Reno. 

ADDITIONAL DELEGATES. ALTERNATES. 

E. J. Saddler Guthrie. G. T. Dobson Beaver. 

Leo Whistler Chandler. G. I. Curran Kingfisher. 

White Turkey Tecumseh. L. E. Wilson Oklahoma City. 

•John Flatt" Edmond. W. P. Hackney Guthrie. 

Oklahoma is entitled to but two delegates. 



DELEGATES. ALTERNATES. 

O. J. Salisbury Salt Lake. .Tames Sharp Salt Lake. 

F.J. Cannon Ogden. G. A. Sutherland Provo. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 

DELEGATES. ALTERNATES. 

P. H. Carson Washington. .L W. Freeman Washington. 



Andrew Gleason Washington. George Holmes Washington. 

CONTESTANTS — DELEGATES. A I.TKRNATES. 

. C. Chase AVashitigton. A. St. A. Smith Washington. 

non Wolf. Washington. U. W. Coffin Washington. 



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ALABAMA. 



Contesting Delegation to Republican National Convention, 

DELEGATES AT LARGE. ALTERNATES. 



Steven W. Noble Anniston. 

Wni. H. Smith Birmingham. 

Cornelius N. Dorsette.. Montgomery. 
Anderson N. McEwen Mobile. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 
1 — 

3 - Willis S. Menefee.Union Springs. 

James II. Treadvrell Opelika. 

4 — George W. Parsons Talladega. 

Henry Boyd Selma. 

5— Julian H. Bingham Bingham. 

Benjamin W. Walker Cowles. 

G— 

8 — James .Tackson Tuscumbia. 

Peter J.Crenshaw Athens. 

9 — Robert L. Honston.Birmingham. 

A, L. Matthews. .Greensborough. 



John V. McDufiie Hayneville. 

Benjamin De Lemos Hayneville. 

Jeremiah C. Blevins Selma. 

ir'eter J. McEntosh Tuskaloosa. 

ALTERNATES. 
1— 

3 — A. L. Brewer Union Springs. 

John C. Flournoy Clayton. 

4 — A. Sensabaugh CoUimbiana. 

S. F. Cruikshank Talladega. 

5 — Chas. Monroe Prescott. Roanoke. 

Samuel Lee Burkeviile. 

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8 — J. P. Hatchings Hiintsville. 

Y. A. Wallace Florence. 

9 — Albert T. Walker...Birminghara. 

Steven Childs Marion. 



MISSISSIPPI. 



Contesting Delegation to Republican National Convention. 



DELEGATES AT LARGE. 

James Hill Vicksbnrg. 

A. T. WimberJy ....Mayersville. 

John McGill Jackson. 

W. E. Mollison Mayersville. 

DISTRICT DELEGATES. 

5 — W. H. Munger New Orleans. 

J. I. Garrett Yazoo City. 

6— 

7 — E. Engbarth Rodney. 

E. E. Perkins Edmonds. 



ALTERNATES. 

R. A. Simmons Richland. 

Joshua Stevens Macon. 

S. P. Hurst Clarksdale. 

L. A. Bell Hollywood. 

ALTERNATES. 
1 — 

3 _ G." w". GiiViamV.V.V..".\\\\\7.'.'.'.'.*.LuVa. 

J. E. Ousley Rosedale. 

4— 

5 — J. M. Nimocks Meridian. 

A. Frazier Kosciusko. 

6 — 

7 — B. W. .Tackson Meadville. 

Jesse-Taylor Brookhaven. 



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DELEGATION HEADQUARTERS. 



Delegation. 



Headquarters at- 



Delegates' Quarters. No. 



Alaska 

Alabama 

Arizona 

Arkansas 

California ... 

Colorado 

Connecticut. 

Delaware 

Dist.Columbia 

Florida 

Georgia 

Idaho 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Iowa 

Kansas 

Kentuckv 

La. (W. P. H.) 
La. (H. 0. W.) 

Maine 

Maryland 

Massachusetts 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

Mississippi 

Missouri 

Montana 

Nebraska 

Nevada 

N. Hampshire 
New Jersey.... 
New Mexico... 

New York 

N. Carolina.... 

N.Dakota 

Ohio 

Oklahoma 

Oregon 

Pennsylvania. 
Tthode'lsland.. 

S. Carolina 

South Dakota. 

Tennessee 

Texas 

Utah 

Vermont 

Virginia 

Washington... I 
West Virginiai 

Wisconsin I 

Wyoming | 



Holmes (416) 

Masonic Temple 

West(270) 

Masonic Temple 

Nicollet (F) 

West (gents' reception room)... 



413 Hennepin avenue 

West (652) 

Nicollet (20, 22, 26) 

West (Fifth st.side main parlor 

West (274) 

Nicollet (229) 

Victoria (204-5) 

St. James (A) 

Windom 

West (508) 



West (reading room) 

West (statuary rotunda)... 
Lumber Exchange 



Nicollet (D).... 
Holmes (604).. 

Nicollet (B) 

Victoria 

West (330) 

Nicollet (30).... 



West(Hennepinsidemainparlor) 



West (563) 

West (512 Hennepin avenue). 



Nicollet 

Nicollet (C) 

West (301) „ 

Brunswick (A) . 

Nicollet (A) 

Victoria (200).... 



Holmes 

Nicollet (28) 

Beaufort 

Holmes (604j 

Brunswick 

Lumber Exchange... 
Windom (B) 



Langham 

Holmes 

Masonic Temple 

West and Beaufort 
West & Masonic Temple 

Victoria 

Masonic Temple & West 

Nicollet 

Beaufort 

Windom 

Holmes 

West 

Nicollet and West.... 

West 

Windom and Holmes... 

Nicollet 

Victoria 

St. James and Victoria. 

Windom 

West 

Victoria 

West and Lafayette 

West 



Brunswick & Mas.T'ple 

Nicollet 

Holmes 

Nicollet 

Victoria 

West 

Nicollet and West... 

Nicollet 

West and Holmes.... 
Victoria and St. James.. 

West 

West and Nicollet 

Victoria 

Nicollet 

Nicollet 

West 

Brunswick 

Nicollet and St. James.. 

Victoria 

Victoria and Beaufort.. 

Holmes 

Nicollet 

Beaufort 

Holmes 

Brunswick 

West: 

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RESULTS OF REPUBLICAN NATION AL CON VENTION, 

Held at Minneapolis June 7 to , 1892. 



ri^ZECTXIIO. 



temporary chairman of convention: 



PERMANENT CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION: 



temporary SECRETARY OF CONVENTION: 



PERMANENT SECRETARY OF CONVENTION: 

NOMINATED CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT: 
NOMINATED CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT; 

Nominated on day of Convention. 

Nominated on ballot No. 

Date of adjournment June , 1892. 

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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. 

AIi>->-lLiJ0LI5, JrXE 7, 1S92. 



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Total vote, 900; necessary to a choice, 451. 



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Ohio 58 South Fifth Street. 

Illinois First Floor Sykes Block. 

Pennsylvania 617 Lumber Exchange. 

Maine 806-8 Guaranty Loan Building. 

Vermont 1003-5 Guaranty Loan Building. 

Indiana Globe Building. 

Wisconsin 514 Guaranty Loan Building. 

Michigan 222 Boston Block. 

Scandinavian 417 Lumber Exchange. 

New York Curtiss Hall, Sidle Block. 



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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. 

Chicago, June 7 and 8, 1880. 



1st 31st 32d 33d 34th I 35th 36th 
Ballot Ballot Ballot Ballot Ballot Ballot Ballot 



Candidates. 



Total vote 

Necessary to a choicef- 



Grant, Illinois 

Blaine, Maine 

Sherman, Ohio 

Edmunds, Vermont.... 
Washburne, Illinois.... 
Windom, Minnesota... 

Garfield, Ohio 

Conkling, New York.. 



755 
378 



306 
42 



5 

"399 



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Chicago, June 6, 1884. 



2d 3d 4th 
Ballot Ballot Ballot Ballot 



Total vote 

Necessary to a choicef 

Blaine, Maine 

Arthur, New York 

Edmunds, Vermont 

Logan, Illinois 

Sherman, Ohio 

Hawley, Connecticut 

Lincoln, Illinois 

Gen. Sherman, Missouri. 



818 
410 

334K 
278 
93 
63% 
3U 
13 



813 

407 

541 
207 
41 



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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. 

Chicago, June 22, 24 and 25, 1888. 



Candidates. 


1st 
Ballot 


2d 
Ballot 


3d 
Ballot 


4th 
Ballot 


5th 
Ballot 


6th 
Ballot 


7th 
Ballot 


8th 
Ballot 


Total vote . . 


830 
416 

80 
229 
84 
111 
72 
99 
25 
25 
28 
2 
35 
40 


830 
416 

91 
249 
116 
108 
75 
99 
20 
18 
16 
3 
33 
2 


830 
416 

94 
244 
122 
123 
88 
91 
16 
5 


829 
415 

217 
235 
135 
98 
88 


827 
414 

213 
224 
142 
87 
99 


830 
416 

231 

244 
137 
91 
73 


831 
416 

278 
231 
120 
91 
76 


830 


Necessary to a choicef. 

Harrison, Indiana... 
Sherman, Ohio 


416 

544 
118 


Alger, Michigan 

; Gresham, Indiana.... 


100 
59 


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Ingalls, Kansas 

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35 
4 


11 
42 
3 


14 

48 


12 

40 

2 


16 
15 
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5 


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THE ELE 

Alabama 

Arkansas 

California 


CTORAL 

1892. 

11 

8 

9 

4 

6 

3 

4 * 

13 

3 

24 

15 

13 

10 

13 

8 

6 

8 

15 

14 

9 

9 


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1888. 

10 
7 
8 
3 
6 
3 
4 

12 

22 
15 
13 

9 
13 

8 

6 

8 

14 
13 

7 

9 
16 

5 


EGE IN 1888 AND 1892. 

1892. 

Nevada 3 

New Hampshire 4 

New Jersey 10 

New York - . .^fi 


1888. 
3 
4 
9 
36 




North Carolina 


11 


11 




North Dakota 


3 




Florida 


Ohio 


23 


23 


Georgia 

Idaho 


Oregon 

Pennsylvania 


4 

32 


3 

30 


Illinois 


Ehodelsland 

South Carolina 


4 

9 


4 
9 


Iowa 


South Dakota 

Tennessee 


4 

.. .. 12 


12 


Kentucky 

Louisiana 

Maine 

Maryland 

Massachusetts , 

Michigan 

Minnesota 


Texas 


15 


13 


Vermont 4 

Virginia 12 

Washington 4 

West Virginia 6 

Wisconsin 12 

Wyoming 3 

Total 444 

Necessary to a choice..223 


4 
12 

"'fi 
11 


Missouri 


17 


401 


Montana 

Nebraska 


3 

8 


201 



THE NEW ELECTORIAL COLLEGE IN 1892 BY GROUPS 
OF STATES. 

NEW ENGLAND STATES. 

Maine 6 

New Hampshire 4 

Vermont 4 



Massachusetts 15 

Connecticut 6 

Ehodelsland 4 



MIDDLE STATES. 

New York 36 

New Jersey 10 

Pennsylvania 32 

Delaware 3 

Maryland 8 

West Virginia 6 

95 

V7ESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN 
STATES. 

Ohio 23 

Indiana 15 

Illinois ,. 24 

Michigan 14 

Wisconsin 12 

Minnesota 9 

Iowa 13 

Missouri 17 

Kansas 10 

Nebraska 8 

North Dakota 3 

South Dakota 4 

152 



Virginia 12 

North Carolina 11 

South Carolina 9 

Georgia 13 

Alabama 11 

Mississippi 9 

Florida 4 

Louisiana 8 

Texas 15 - 

Arkansas 8 

Kentucky 13 

Tennessee 12 

125 

PACIFIC STATES. 

California.... 9 

Oregon 4 

Nevada 3 

Colorado 4 

Washington 4 

Wyoming 3 

Montana 3 

Idaho 3 



Total 4*4 

Total of former colleges. 401 

Increase 43 



CONVENTION MANUAL 



VOTE AT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS. 

From 1860 to 1888. 





State 

ELECTED 
FROM. 


1' 


Elector'l 
Vote. 


Popular 
Vote. 




Candidates, 


1. 


H 


Year 




Illinois 

Kentucky 

Illinois 


Rep.. 
Dem 
Rep.. 
Dem 
Rep.. 
Dem 
Rep.. 
Dem 
Rep.. 
Dem 
Rep.. 
Dem 
Dem 
Rep.. 
Rep.. 
Dem 


180 
72 
212 
21 
214 
80 
286 



185 
18-t 
214 
1.55 
219 
182 
233 
168 


"303 
314 
"317 
"366 
"369 
"369 
'401 
"401 


1, 866, 352 
845, 763 

2,216.067 
1,808,725 
3,015,017 
2,709,613 

3, 597, 070 

2, 834, 079 

4, 033, 975 
4, 284, 873 
4,454,416 
4, 444, 952 
4, 874, 986 
4,851,981 
5, 440, 708 
5,536,212 


■1860 


John C. Breckenridge 




1864 


George B. McClellan 

Ulysses S.Grant 


New Jersey... 
Illinois 




1868 




New York.... 
Illinois 




Ulysses S. Grant 


1872 




New York 

Ohio 

New York 

Ohio 

New York.... 

New York 

Maine 




E. B. Hayes 


1876 


Samuel J. Tilden 




James A, Garfield 


1880 


W. S. Hancock 






1884 


James G. Blaine 






Indiana 

New York 


1888 


Grorer Cleveland 















APPORTIONMENT FOR CONGRESSMEN. 



states. 
(44.) 


Area 
square 
miles. 


Popula- 
tion 

1890. 


< 


States. 
I (44.) 

1 


Area 
square 
miles. 


Popula- 
tion 

1890. 


a 

P 

< 


Alabama 

Arkansas.... 
California... 

Colorado 

Connecticut 
Delaware. ... 

Florida 

Georgia 

Idaho 


52, 250 
53, 850 
158, 360 
103, 925 
4,990 
2,050 
58, 680 
59, 475 
84, 800 
56, 650 
36, 350 
56, 025 
82, 080 
40, 400 
48, 720 
33, 040 
12,210 
8,315 
58,915 
83, 365 
46,810 
69, 415 
146, 080 


1,513,017 

1,128,179 

1,208,130 

412,198 

746, 258 

168,493 

391,422 

1, 837, 353 

84, 385 

3, 826, 351 

2, 192, 404 

1,911,896 

1, 427, 096 

1, 858, 635 

1,118,587 

661,086 

1, 042, 390 
2, 238, 943 

2, 093, 889 
1,301,826 
1,289,600 
2, 679, 184 

132, 159 


9 
6 
7 
2 
4 
1 
2 
U 
1 
22 
13 
11 
8 
11 
6 
4 
6 
13 
12 
7 
7 
15 
1 


Nebraska.... 

Nevada 

N. Hamps'e. 
New Jersey. 
New York... 
N. Carolina. 
N. Dakota... 
Ohio 


76, 855 
110,700 
9,305 
7,815 
49, 170 
52, 250 
75, 000 
41,060 
96, 030 
45, 215 
1,250 
30, 570 
79, 500 
42, 050 
265, 780 
9,565 
42, 450 
69, 180 
24, 780 
56, 040 
97, 890 


1,058,910 
45, 761 

376, 530 
1,444,933 
5, 997, 853 
1,617,947 

182,719 
3, 672, 310 

313,767 
5, 258, 014 

345, 506 
1,151,149 

328, 808 
1,767,518 
2, 235, 523 

332, 422 
1,655,980 

349, 390 

762, 794 

1, 686, 880 

60,705 


6 

1 
2 
8 

34 
9 
1 

21 


Oregon 

Pennsylva'a 
Rhode Is'ld. 
S. Carolina .. 
S.Dakota.... 
Tennessee... 


9. 


Illinois 

Indiana 


30 
2 

7 


Kansas 

Kentucky... 


2 
10 
13 


Maine 

Maryland... 
Massachus's 
Michigan.... 
Minnesota... 
Mississippi.. 

Missouri 

Montana 


Vermont 

Virginia 

Washington 
W.Virginia. 
Wisconsin... 
Wyoming... 


2 
10 

2 

4 
10 

1 


Total 


2,633,810 


61,908,906 


356 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



ELECTORAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND 
VICE PRESIDENT. 







1880. 






1884. 






1888. 






Pres. 


V, P. 


Pres. 


V. P. 


Pres. 


V. P. 




en 


8 


s 
■a 

<! 


1 
1 


a 

1 

""8 
3 

"'22 

"is 

9 
....„ 

"14 
13 
7 

""5 
3 
4 

"•23 
3 

30 
4 

""4 

li 


'6 

1 

i 

10 

""tj 
3 
4 
12 

"'is 

""13 

8 

""s 

""9 
16 

... .^ 

36 
11 

""9 
12 


a 

3 

"22 

"13 
9 

'""q 

"'l4 
18 

7 

""5 
3 
4 

"*23 
3 
30 


a 
W 

10 

7 

""e, 

Ji 

1 

15 

..... 

"■■9 
16 

""9 
36 
11 

12 
13 

"12 
6 

219 


a 
.1 

W 
""s 

3 

"'22 
15 
13 
9 

""& 

"'14 
13 
7 

""5 
3 

4 

"'36 

"'23 
3 
30 

4 

■■■■4 

""ii 

233 


1 
> 
§ 

10 

7 

""fi 
3 

4 
12 

'"is 

8 

".'.'.}. 

■'"9 
16 

""9 

'"i'i 

■"9 
12 

13 

"i"2 

6 


1 

""'s 

3 

22 
15 
13 
9 

'6 

'"14 
13 

7 

"5 
3 
4 

"'36 

■"23 
3 
30 

4 

4 

'"i'i 


a 

i 






10 

6 
5 

4 
til 

'"12 

8. 

""s 
'""i 

15 

■■"3 
■"■9 
■"16 

...'.'.'. 

■■-j 

12 
8 

'"li 

1 5 


' i 

3 
6 

'"•21 
15 
11 
5 

...... 

'"13 
11 
5 

""3 

"■■5 

""35 

'"'22 
3 
29 

4 

""5 

""io 


10 
6 
5 

6 

4 
111 

■"12 

8 

""s 

"■'8 
15 

■"3 

""9 

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•■—j 
12 

8 

li 

5 


10 




3 
6 


7 












6 


Delaware 


3 
4 






12 


Illinois 


21 
15 
11 
5 


















13 






8 


Maine 


7 






8 


Massachusetts 

Michigan 


13 
11 
5 






9 






16 


Nebraska 


3 
""5 




Nevada 




New Hampshire.... 


'9 


New York 


35 

'"22 
3 
29 

4 




North Carolina 

Ohio 


11 






Pennsylvania 

Rhode Island 

South Carolina 


"'"9 
12 


Texas 


■■"5 


12' 

6: 

1 11 

1 1 

' 219I 182 


13 




12 


West Virginia 

Wisconsin 


"10 


6 






Total 


214 


1 
155 


?14 


155 


168 233 


168 


















1 





Jll scattering. J 11 scattering. 



CONVENTION MANUAL 



POLITICAL DIRECTORY. 



REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COM M ITTEE 

ST.A.TE: OIF' ^v!EI2Nr3iTESO'X'-A.. 



Headquarters, St. Paul. 
Joel P. Heatwole, Chairman^ Tams Bixby, Secretary, 



EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 
Joel P. Heatavole, Chairman. 

John Goodnow, Tams Bixby. 

J. A. Tawney, C. B, Buckman, 

J. B. SuTPHiN, A. J. Greer, 

W. J. Freaney. F. E. Kenaston. 



COMMITTEEMEN'S ADDRESS. 

Joel P. Heatwole, - Nortbfield. George Knudsox, - St. James. 

J. A. Tawney, - - Winona. M. D. Taylor, - - St. Cloud. 

D. M. Clough, - Minneapolis. J. H. Ackerman, Young America. 

C. B. BucKMAN, - Buckman. W. W. Rich, - - Marshall. 

A. J. Greer, - - Lake City. R. E. Thompson, - - Preston. 

A. D. Stephens, - Crookston. J. B. Sutphin, - - Duluth. 

Tams Bixby, - - Red Wing. August T. Koerner, Litchfield. 

W. J. Freaney, - - St. Paul. John Hutton, - - Windom. 

J. M. Rowley, - - Rochester. G. C. Winchester, - - Warren. 

John Goodnow, - Minneapolis. J. J. Howe, - - - Brainerd. 

W. B Parsons, - Dodge Centre. F. E. Kenaston, - Breckenridge. 



AND VISITOR'S GUIDE. 43 

THE UNION LEAGUE, 

9 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, - M ! N N EAPOLI S, M I N N . 

D. F. Simpson, President, J. T. McCuaig, Treasurer, 

E. E. Stevens. Secretary. 



STATE LEAGUE OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS, 

401 CENTURY BUILDING, 

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. 

John Goodnow, President, _ _ _ Minneapolis, Minn. 
F. C. Stevens, Secretary, - - - - St. Paul, Minn. 
W. E. Lee, Treasurer, - - - . - Long Prairie, Minn. 

Ex-Gov. John S. Pillsbury, Chairman Advisory Committee. 

Ex-Gov. A. R. McGiLL, Chairman Finance Committee. 



STATE OFFICERS OF MINNESOTA. 

Capitol, St. Paul. 



Office. 


Name. 


TeRxM. 


Salary. 




W. R. Merriam 


Two years.. 
Two years.. 
Two years.. 
Four years. 
Two years.. 


S5, 000 
3 500 


Secretary of State 


F. P. Brown 




3, 500 
3, 500 
3,500 


Auditor 













CONVENTION MANUAL 



REPUBLIGAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, 

JUNE T, 1892. 



CITIZENS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 
National Bank of Commerce Building. 

George A. Brackett, Chairman. E. J. Phelps, Treasurer. 
William McCrory, Secretary. 

Gilbert A. Pierce, Thomas Lowry, 

W. D. Washburn, R. B. Langdon, 

C. S. Brackett, A. R. McGill, 

John Goodnow, Eugene G. Hay, 

J. S. McLain, William H. Eustis, 

H. F. Brown, W. D. Hale, 

S. E. Olson, George W. Marchant, 

C. W. Johnson, D. Morrison, 

W. E. Steele, J. W. Nash, 

S. P. Snider, W. S. King, 

A. J. Blethen, W. E. Haskell, 

R. G, Evans, Lucien Swift. 



COMMITTEE ON FINANCE. 
R. B. Langdon, Chairman. 
H. F. Brown, William H. Eustis, 

Charles S. Brackett, Thomas Lowry, 

D. M. Clouqh, C. a. Fillsbury, 

A. C. Haugan, George Huhn. 



COMMITTEE ON HALLS. 
Postoflace Building-. 
W. D. Hale, Chairman. 
Theodore Hays, J. F. Conklin, 

A. R. McGill, S. B. Lovejoy. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 

COMMITTEE ON HOTELS. 

National Bank of Commerce Building. 

George A. Brackett, Chairman. 
H. F. Brown, C. S. Brackett, 

E. B. Langdon, J. F. Force. 



COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION, 
National Bank of Commerce Building. 

John Goodnow, Chairman. 

W. J. C. Kenyon, T. W. Teasdale, 

George H. Heafford, C. M, Pratt, 

C. B. HiBBARD, F. I. Whitney, 

W. A. Carpenter, C. S. Fee, 

J. C. Pond, George W. Bull. 
F. H. Lord, 



COMMITTEE ON MUSIC! 



J. W. Nash, Chairman. 



A. M. Shuey, H. C. Chapin, 

James Moore, A. D. S. Johnston. 



COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS. 

George W.Marchant, Chairman. 
Wm, Butters, J. A. Fillmore, 

"Wyman Elliott, Wm. Donaldson. 



COMMITTEE ON TELEGRAPH. 

National Bank of Commerce Building. 

W. S. King, Chairman. 
H. A. TuTTLE, I. McMichael, 

L. D, Parker, E. A. Henderson. 



CONVENTION MANUAL 



COMMITTEE ON STATE HEADQUARTERS. 
National Bank of Commerce Buildingr. 
E. G. Hay, Chairman. 
C. P. LovELL, Robert Jamison, 

H. DOERR, Charles F. Haney, 

N. 0. Werner. 



COMMITTEE ON PRESS. 

Lumber Exchange Building. 

G. A. Pierce, Chairman, L, Swift, Chairman pro tern., 

J, Newton Nind, Secretary. 

A. J. Blethen, James Gray, St. Paul, 

T. GuLDBRANDSEN, H. S. HARRIS, St. Paul, 

Luther Jaeger, George Thompson, St. Paul. 

Lewis Baker, St. Paul, Fred Driscoll, St. Paul. 

H. P. Hall, St. Paul, C. H. Lienau, St. PauU 



COMMITTEE ON BUILDING AND HALL. 
R. B, Langdon, Chairman. 
W. M. Brackett, D. M. Clough, 

E, G. Potter, C. L. Travis. 



AUDITING COMMITTEE. 
G. A. Pierce, Chairman. 
H. F. Brown, C. S. Brackett. 



COMMITTEE ON ACCOMMODATIONS. 

Headquarters of Accommodation Committee, No. 258 Hennepin Ave- 
nue, Old Security Bank Building, 

W. E. Steele, Chairman. 
E. M. CoNANT, Secretary. 
J. F. Blaine, W, K. Hicks, 

H. W. Foot, Paul Blackmar, 

William Regan, W. F. Brooks, 

J. A. Peterson, Henry Downs, 

J. G. RoBB, W. R. Morris, 

Franc B. Daniels, Willis McDonald.- 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION. 



J. S. PiLLSBURY, 

C. K. Davis, 
H. Mattson, 
M. Falk Gje'rtsen, 
Anthony Kelly, 



D. Morrison, Chairman. 
P. B. Winston, 
W. R. Merriam, 
R. T. Gray, 
J. S. Bell, 
Cyrus Northrup, 



W. D. Washburn, 
E. C. Babb, 
J. W. Dunjee, 
Titus Mareck, 
C. Morrison, 



Thomas Lowry, R. A, Smith, 

W. H. Sanborn, W. J. Freaney, 

F. G. IXGERSOLL, Albert Scheffer, 

Professor Bradley, George R. Newell, 
J. H. Rolfe, G. a. Pillsbury, 



T. B. Walker, 
L. F. Menage, 
J. P. Re a, 
George McNeir. 



S. Oftedahl, 
D. F. Morgan, 
J. Q. Adams, 



Archbishop Ireland^ 
F. C. Stevens, 
A. H. Wilder, 
C. R. McKinney, 
S. P. Snider, 

I. Atwater, 
R. D. Russell, 

S. LiSTOE, 



COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAINMENT 
W. H. EuSTis, Chairman. 



W. E. Haskell, 
C. M. Foote, 
A. J. Sawyer, 
L. Fletcher, 
Samuel Hill, 
O, C. Merriman, 
John De Laittre, 
F. G. Winston, 
George Huhn, 



Nelson Williams, 
Jasper Gibbs, 
F. H. PeIavey, 

C. R. COOLEY, 

A. T. Rand, 
T. H. Shevlin, 
John Day Smith, 
E. B. ZiER, 

Prof. 0. J. Bred a. 



LADIES' RECEPTION COMMITTEE. 
Mrs. H, F. Brown, Chairman. 



Mrs. T. B. Walker, 
Mrs. D. Morrison, 
Mrs. R. B. Langdon, 
Mrs. a. J. Blethen, 
Mrs. p. B. Winston, 

Mrs. W. E. Haskell, 
Mrs. Samuel Hill, 
Mrs. G. Christian, 
Mrs. C. Martin, 
Mrs. Mcknight, 

Mrs. H. H. Kimball 
Mrs. H. Harrison, 
Mrs. a. H. 



Mrs. T. Lowry, 

Mrs. S. H. Knight, 
Mrs. S. p. Snider, 
Mrs. J. S. Pillsbury, 
Mrs. F. Greenleaf. 

Mrs. W. D. Washburn, 
Mrs. E. G. Hay, 

Mrs. F. Pillsbury, 

Mrs. W. H. Hinkle, 

Mrs, S. S. Brown, 

Mrs. Wolford, 

Miss Barton. 

Linton. 



CONVENTION MANUAL 



AMUSEMENTS AND THEATRES. 
MINNEAPOLIS. 

Grand Opera House — liOcated on Sixth street, between Nicollet and First 
avenue South. Evening performances commence at 8 p. M. Matinees 
every Saturday (and sometimes Wednesdays), at 2:30 p. M. Regular 
prices, 25c., 50c, -TSc. and $1. Boxes, ^1.50 per seat. These prices do not 
apply for special attractions. 

Lyceum Theatre — Located on Hennepin avenue, between Seventh acd 
Eighth streets. Evening performances commence at 8 p. m. Matinees 
every Thursday and Saturday, at 2:15 p. m. 

Bijou Opera House — Located on Washington avenue, between Hennepin 
avenue and First avenue north. Evening performances commence at 8 p. 
M. Matinees, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 2:15 p. M. Standard prices- 
nights and holiday matinees: Gallery, 15c.; family circle, 25c.; balcony, 
85c.; parquette, 50c. Upper boxes, $4 ; seats, 75c. Lower boxes, S5; seats, 
$1. Regular matinees: gallery, lOc; balcony and family circle, 20c.; 
parquette, 25c.; box seats, 50c. Opens April 13th. 

Hilton^ s Fence Opera House — Corner Hennepin avenue and Second street, 
opposite City Hall. Open every evening. Family matinees, Wednesday, 
Friday and Sunday. The best burlesque and vaudeville attractions al- 
ways. Prices never raised, always 15c., 25c., Soc, 50c., 75e. and $1; 
Wednesday and Friday matinees, lOc, 15c., 25c. and 50c. Box office open 
all day, when seats may be reserved without extra charge. 

ST. PAUL. 

Metropolitan Opera House — Corner Sixth and Robert streets. Week com- 
mencing Monday June 6th, Charles Frohman's Comedians in "Mr. Wil- 
kinson's Widows." June nth, Jeannie Winston Opera Company in a 
repertoire of comic opera. Evenings, 8:15. Matinees, 2:30. 

Grand Opera House —Located corner Sixth and St. Peter streets. Evening 
performances commence 8:15 p.m. Matinees Wednesdays and Satur- 
days, 2:30 p. M. Prices, 15c., 25c., 35c., 50c. and 75c.; box seats, $1. Mati- 
nees, 15c. , 25e., 35c. and 50c.; box seats, 75c. 

Hilton's Neiu Play i/oiu-e — Seventh street near Jackson; open every evening. 
Family matinees, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The best burlesque 
and vaudeville attractions always. Prices never raised, always 15c, 
25c., 35c., 50c., 75c. and $1. Tuesday and Thursday matinees, lOc, 25c. 
and 50c. Box office open all day, when seats may be reserved without 
extra charge. 



PUBLIC HALLS AND BUILDINGS IN MINNEAPOLIS. 

Armory Hall — Eighth street between First and Second avenues South. 
Bank of Commerce Building — Corner Fourth street and First avenue South. 
Bank of Minneapolis Building — Corner Nicollet avenue and Third street. 
Beery Block— Corner Third s(;reet and Second avenue South. 
Bijou Theatre — 20 North Washington avenue. 
Boston Block-Corner Hennepin avenue and Third street. 
Century Building — Corner Fourth street and First avenue South. 
Chamber of Commerce — Corner Third street and Fourth avenue South. 
Chicago^ Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Z>epoi — Washington and Fourth 

avenue South. 
Chute Block— SOI Central avenue. 

Corn Exchange — Corner Third street and Fourth avenue South. 
City Hall — Intersection of Nicollet and Hennepin avenues. 
City Market — Sixth street and Third avenue North. 
Collom Block— 25 to 29 South Fourth street. 
Dime 3fuseum — 42 South Washington avenue. 
Eastman Block — 412 and 414 Nicollet avenue. 
Edison Light and Power Building — In rear of Lumber Exchange. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



PUBLIC HALLS AND BUILDINGS IN MINNEAPOLIS. 

Ward Relief Hall — Lake street between Stevens and Second avenue 

South. 
Evans Block — 105 and 707 Nicollet avenue. 

Farmers and Mechanics Bank Building — 115 and 117 South Fourth street. 
Glass Block— Corner Nicollet avenue and Sixth street. 
Globe Building — 1& and 18 South Fourth street. 

Grand Opera House — ^is-ih street between Nicollet and First avenue South. 
Guaranty Loan Building — Corner Third street and Second avenue South. 
Hale Block — Corner Hennepin avenue and Fifth street. 
Harmonia Hall — Corner Third street and Second avenue South. 
/. 0. O. F. Halls— \2 Washington avenue North; 2527 South Second street; 

2330 Harrison street Northeast. 
Island Power Building — Lower end Nicollet Island. 
Journal Building — 47 and 49 South Fourth street. 
Kasota Building — Corner Hennepin avenue and Fourth street. 
Knights of Pythias Hall — 401 to 405 Washington avenue South. 
Labor Temple — Corner Fourth street and Eighth avenue South. 
Lindley Block — 622 to 628 Nicollet avenue. 
Loan and Trust Building — 811 and 313 Nicollet avenue. 
Lumber Exchange — Corner Hennepin avenue and Fifth street. 
Lyceum Theatre — 716 Hennepin avenue. 
Market Hall — Corner Hennepin avenue and First street. 
Masonic Temple — Corner Hennepin avenue and Sixth street. 
Minneapolis Club House — 525 South Seventh street. New building corner 

Sixth street and First avenue South. 
Minneapolis IndustiHal Exposition Building — Corner Second street and First 

avenue Southeast. 
Minneapolis & St. Louis Depot — Corner Third street and Fourth avenue North. 
New York Life Building — Corner Fifth street and Second avenue South. 
Normanna Hall — Corner Third street and Twelfth avenue South. 
Oneida Block — Corner Fourth street and First avenue South. 
Palace Block — '615 to 323 Nicollet avenue. 

Pence Opera House — Corner Hennepin avenue and North Second street. 
Phimmer Post Hall — 28 Washington avenue North. 
Plymouth Lodge {A. F. & A. J/.; —404 and 406 Plymouth avenue. 
Postoffice Building — Corner First avenue South and Third street. 
Public Library — Corner Tenth street and Hennepin avenue. 
Reeve Building — Corner Fourth street and Nicollet avenue. 
Rialto Block— Corner Seventh street and First avenue South. 
Richards Block — 4)^ South Washington avenue. 
Rhode Island Block — Corner First avenue South and Sixth street. 
Rochester Block— 19 to 23 South Fourth street. 
Sidle Block — Cor Nicollet avenue and Fifth street. 
Skiles Block — Q14 to 620 Nicollet avenue. 
Sijkes Block — 254^ and 256 Hennepin avenue. 
Syndicate Block — Nicollet avenue from Fifth to Sixth streets. 
Temple Court — Corner Hennepin and Washington avenues. 
Travis Block — IQ to 20 North Fourth street. 
Tribune Building — 57 and 59 South Fourth street. 
Tw>mer Halls — 500 North Washington avenue and corner Marshall and Sixth 

avenue Northeast. 
Union Depot — High corner Bridge Square, foot of Hennepin avenue. All 

trains except C, M. & St. P. and M. & St. L. arrive and depart at the Union 

Depot. 
Union League Building — 5 to 11 South Sixth street. 
Vanderburgh Block — Corner Hennepin avenue and Fourth street. 
White Block — 125 Central avenue, 

Windcm Block — Corner Washington and Second avenue South. 
Woods Block— l>!a.me changed to Palace Block. 
Wright Block — 322 and 324 Hennepin avenue. 
Young Men's Christian Association Building — Corner South Tenth street 

and Mary Place. 



CONVENTION MANUAL 



PRiNCSPAL HOTELS IN MINNEAPOLIS. 

West Hotel — Hennepin avenue corner Fifth street. 

Nicollet House — Hennepin, Washington and Nicollet avenues. 

The Holmes — 806 to 810 Hennepin avenue. 

Hotel Bnmswick — Hennepin avenue corner Fourth street. 

St. James Hotel — V24: to 128 Washington avenue South. 

Hotel Berkeley — First avenue South and Thirteenth street. 

The Victoria — 2>24: to 828 Nicollet avenue. 

Hotel Clinton — 1301 Fourth avenue South. 

The Windsor — Washington avenue corner First avenue South. 

National Hotel — 205 Washington avenue South. 

The Langham — 820 Nicollet avenue. 

Hotel Waverly — 1107 to 1111 Harmon Place. 

Hotel San Angela — 1221 Nicollet avenue. 

Hotel Wessex — 1200 and 1202 Nicollet avenue. 

The Summers — Corner Tenth street and Fourth avenue South. 

Judd House — Fifth street and Sixth avenue South. 

Hotel TFant'/cA; — 206 Washington avenue South. 

St. Leon Hotel — &18 First avenue South. 

Fisher Hotel — IS to 22 Bridge Square. 

Merchants Hotel — 212 Nicollet avenue. 

Pauly ^o?/5e— Nicollet avenue corner High street. 

Sixth Avenue Hotel — Corner Washington and Sixth avenue South. 

Brigham House — 509 Hennepin avenue, 

Riversi'le Hotel — &1 Island avenue, Nicollet Island. 



. PRINCIPAL HOTELS IN ST. PAUL. 

The Aberdeen— Dayton avenue corner Virginia avenue. 

American House — 333 Wabasha street. 

Astoria Hotel — 372 and 374 Wabasha street. 

Clarendon Hotel — Wabasha street northeast corner Sixth street. 

Clifton Hotel— Ir, to 21 East Fifth street. 

The Colonnade — Tenth, street northeast corner St. Peter street. 

Commercial Hotel — 198 East Third street. 

Grand Central Hotel— Seyenth street southwest corner Wabasha street. 

Hotel Arlington — 191 West Fourth street. 

Hotel Brunswick — 14 West Fourth street. 

Hotel Carlyle — 147 East Seventh street. 

Hotel Metropolitan — Washington street between Third and Fourth street. 

Hotel Occidental — 58 to 62 East Seventh street. 

Hotel Ryan — Robert street northeast corner Sixth street. 

Hotel Sherman — Sibley street southeast corner Fourth street. 

International Hotel — 422 Jackson street. 

MercJiants Hotel — Third street northeast corner Jackson street. 

Nicollet House — 2m to 260 East Sixth street. 

Shakopee House — 189 and 191 West Fourth street. 

The Farrington— 217 Pleasant avenue. 

The Portland— Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets. 

Tremont House — Robert street northeast corner Eighth street. 

Windsor Hotel — St. Peter street southwest corner Fifth street. 

Woodruff House — St. Anthony avenue southeast corner Cleveland avenue. 



AND ^VISITORS' GUIDE. 



BANKS, EXPRESS, TELEGRAPH, 
CITY OFFICIALS, ETC. 



Minneapolis Banks. 

Bank of Minneapolis — Corner Nicollet avenue and Third street. 

Citizens ^a/iA; — 416 Nicollet avenue. 

City ^a«A; — Hennepin avenue and Third street, Boston Block. 

Commercial Bank — Third street and Central avenue. 

Farmers and Mercliants State Bank — Century Building, Fourth street and 

First avenue South. 
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank— B-ennepin avenue, corner Washington. 
First National Bank — Washington and Nicollet avenues. 
Flour City National Bank — Hennepin avenue and Third street. 
German-American Bank — Washington and Plymouth avenues. 
Hennepin County Savings Bank — Washington and Hennepin avenues. 
Irish- American Bank Company — Hennepin avenue and Fourth street. 
Metropolitan Bank — Glohe Building, 18 South Fourth street. 
National Bank of Commerce — Third street, corner Fourth avenue, Fourth 

street and Seventh avenue South. 
Nicollet National Bank — 401 Nicollet avenue. 

Northwestern National 5«?i& — Washington avenue and First avenue South. 
Peoples Bunk of Blinneapolis — Loan and Trust Building. 
Scandia Bank of Minneapolis — Cedur avenue and Fourth street. 
Security Bank of Minnesota — Guarantee Loan Building, Second avenue South 

and Third street. 
State Bank of Minneapolis — Corner Second avenue and Third street South. 
Swedish-American Bank — 28 Washington avenue South. 
Union National Bank — SdO First avenue South. 
Washington 5anA; — 200 Washington avenue South. 

Minneapolis Express Offices. 

Adams Express Company — 245 Hennepin avenue. 
American Express Company — 24.3 Hennepin avenue. 
Northern Pacific Express Company — 254 Hennepin avenue. 
[ United States Express Company — 24tS Hennepin avenue. 

Minneapolis Telegraph Offices. 

"North American Postal Telegraph Company — Main office, 6 Washington 

avenue South; branch offices, throughout city. 
I Western Union Telegraph Company — Main office, Nicollet avenue, between 

First street North and Pecond street North, and branch offices, principal 

hotels and throughout city. 

Minneapolis City Officials. 

Having offices in City Hall Building, corner Nicollet, Hennepin, jSecoud 
and Bridge Square. 

I ilfayor— P. B. Winston. Treaswrer— Kristian Kortgaard. 

■''" Comptroller — Solon Armstrong. City OferA; — Charles F. Haney. 
Chifif of Police — R. R. Henderson. 



CONVENTION MANUAL 



POINTS OF INTEREST. 



MENNEAPOLIS AND VICINITY. 

Art Gallery and Public Library — Corner Hennepin avenue and Tenth street. 
Bridal Veil i^^aZ/s — East bank of Missisippi river, University avenue South. 
Central Park — Hennepin avenue, car to Fifteenth street. 
City Water TT'br7:.s — First street and Fifth avenue South. 
Coney Island (Lake Waconia) — Take Great Northern or M. & St. L. Ry. 
Elliott Park—Second street and Tenth avenue South; take Eighth avenue car. 
First Ward Park — Broadway and Jefferson street; take Monroe street cars. 
Fort Snelling — Take C, M. & St. P. Ry. or drive ; about six miles south. 
Hawthorne Par^- — Twelfth street and Hawthorne avenue; take Hennepin 

avenue car. 
Lovell ParZ; — James and Lovell avenue North, and Oak Park Place. 
Lake Calhoun — Take motor line or drive; about three miles on Hennepin 

avenue. 
Lakewood Cemetery — Take motor or drive out Hennepin avenue; three miles. 
Lake of the Isles — Down Hennepin avenue to Twenty-fourth street; about 

two miles. 
Lake Harriet — Take motor line or drive out Hennepin avenue ; three miles. 
Lake Minnetonka — Take Great Northern, M. & St. L. or C, M. & St. P. Ry.; 

about ten miles. 
Ilinnehaha State Park — Between Minnehaha avenue and Mississippi river; 

take motor. 
Minnehaha Falls — Take motor line, C, M. & St. P. Ry. or drive; five miles. 
Milling District— \Na$.h\VLgion avenue; take car to Sixth avenue South or 

drive. 
3Ivrphy Park — Twenty-second avenue Southeast and Seventh street. 
Nicollet Island — In Mississippi river, end of suspension bridge. 
Pillsbury "A" Flour 3IUI — University avenue and Third avenue. 
Prospect Park — Lyudale and Twenty-ninth avenue North. 
Riverside Park — Twenty -seventh avenue South and Eighth street. 
St. Anthony Falls — Take Washington avenue car to Sixth avenue South. 
State Fair Grounds at Hamline — Take Great Northern or M. & St. L. Ry. 
St07ie Arch Railway Bridge — Take Washington avenue car to Sixth avenue 

South. 
Stispension Bridge— Across the Mississippi, from Bridge Square to Nicollet 

Island. 
University Buildings and ^rotmds — University avenue, corner Fourteenth 

avenue Southeast. 
Washburn Residence and Grounds — Third avenue South and Twenty-third 

street; take Fourth avenue car. 
W/iite Bear Lake — Take St, Paul & Duluth Railroad or Soo Line. 
Washburn Park — Jefferson and Thirteenth avenue, Monroe street and Broad- 
way. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



POINTS OF INTEREST. 



ST. PAUL AND VICINITY. 

Bridge Square — Intersection of Second, Third and Wabasha streets. 
Burlington Heights— En&t bank of Mississippi river, five miles south of St. 

Paul. 
Calvary Cemetery — Front, Hubbard and Grotto streets. 
Capitol Square and Building — East side of Wabasha between Exchange and 

Tenth streets. 
Central Park — BluflT, Cedar and Robert streets. 
Crocus Hill Lookout — Pleasant avenue near Goodrich. 
Como Park and Lake — End of Como avenue, near city limits. 
Cburt House Square — Yoxxxih, Wabasha, Cedar and Fifth streets. 
Dayton's Bluff"— Esist end of city, from Mississippi river north. 
Fort Snelling — Take Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway or drive; soutb 

bank of Mississippi river, near Pike Island. 
Fountain Square — Fourth, Fifth, Sibley and Wacouta streets. 
Hiawatha Park — North bank Mississippi, facing Soldiers Home, west end of 

city limits. 
High Bridge — Across Mississippi river, west end of city. 
Highwood Park — On Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railroad, east end of 

city limits. 
Historical Library and Museum — Capitol Building. 
Irvine Park— Franklin street, between Chestnut and Sherman. 
Indian il/owncfs— Hoffman avenue, on cliffs facing Mississippi river, east end 

of city. 
Indian Mounds ParA; — Hiawatha, Thorn and Mounds streets, east end of city.. 
Lafayette ParA; — Locust, Grove and Ninth streets. 
Lake Elmo — On Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis &, Omaha Railway. 
Lake Minnetonka — About twenty miles west, on Great Northern, Chicago, 

Milwaukee & St. Paul, or Minneapolis & St. Louis Railways. 
Lake Phalen — Northeastern part of city limits. 
Lake Como — End of Como avenue, near city limits. 

Merriam Park — On Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway line to Minne- 
apolis. 
Minnehaha Falls — Take Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, or on drive 

between St. Paul and Minneapolis, west of Fort Snelling 
Oakland Cemetery — Betyveen Portland, Sylvan, Magnolia and Acker streets, 

take Mississippi street cars or drive. 
Public Library and Pending Boom — Court House. 
Raspberry Island — In Mississippi river, under Wabasha street bridge. 
Rice Park — North side Fourth street, between Market and Washington. 
Robert Street Bridge — Across Mississippi river, Robert street. 
Si. Anthony Hill — West end of city. 

St. Anthony Park — On Great Northern Railway short line. 
Seven Corners — Intersection Third, Fourth, Seventh and Eagle streets. 
Smith Park — Fourth, Fifth, Sibley and Wacouta streets. 
State Fair Grounds — At Hamline, on Great Northern, Minneapolis & St. 

Louis and Northern Pacific Railways. 
State Fish Hatchery — WiWow brook, Dayton's Bluff", foot of Geneva street. 
State Library — Capitol Building. 

Summit Avenue Lookout — Corner Summit avenue and Ramsey street. 
Summit Park — Nelson, Summit and Dayton avenues. 
Sherburne Street Lookout — East end Sherburne street. 
Wabasha Street Bridge — Across Mississippi, Wabasha street. 
Union Stockyards —South St. Paul, on Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City 

Railway. 
West Side Park — Gorman, South Robert and Elizabeth streets. 
White Bear Lake — Take St. Paul & Duluth Railroad or Soo. 



CONVENTION MANUAL 



BANKS, EXPRESS, TELEGRAPH, CITY 
OFFICIALS, ETC. 



ST. PAUL BANKS. 

Bank of 3Iinnesota — Sixth street, corner Jackson. 

Bank of North Si. PawZ— North St. Paul. 

Capital Bank uf St. Paul— 170 East Third street. 

Commercial National Bank — Corner Third and Robert. 

First National Bank — Jackson, northwest corner Fourth street. 

Germania ^an^• — Wabasha, northeast corner Fifth street. 

Merchants National ^a^A; — Northeast corner Fifth and Jackson. 

Minnesota Savings Bank — S22 Wabasha street. 

National German American Bank — Corner Robert and Fourth streets. 

Peoples Bank of St. Paul — Jackson street, southeast corner Seventh. 

St. Paul National Bank — Corner Fifth and Jackson streets. 

St. Paul Trust Company — 155 East Fourth street. 

Savings Bank of St. Paul — Corner Jackson and Fifth streets. 

Scandinavian American Bank — 212 East Seventh street. 

Second National Bank — Third street, corner Wabasha. 

Seven Corners Bank— Corner Seventh and Eagle streets. 

State Bank — Corner Wabasha and Rice streets. 

Union Bank — Pioneer Press Building. 

Union Stock Yards Bank — ^owih. St. Paul. 

West Side Bank — 175 South Wabasha street. 

ST. PAUL EXPRESS OFFICES.: 

Adams Express Company — Corner .Tackson and Fourth streets. 
American Express Company — Corner Jackson and Fourth streets. 
Northern Pacific Express Company — Corner Jackson and East Sixth 'streets.'tS 
United States Express Company— Z^Q Jackson street.,; 

ST. PAUL TELEGRAPH OFFICES. 

North American Postal Telegraph C'o?7(par/?/ — Main office, corner Fourth and 
Robert streets, vrith branch offices throughout the city. 

Western Union Telegraph Company — Main office, IIH East Fourth street, near 
Robert; branch offices in principal hotels and throughout the city. 

MERCANTILE AGENCIES.; 

R. G. Dun <Sc Co.— Manhattan Building, corner Fifth and Robert streets. 
BradstreeVs— Corner Fourth and Jackson streets. 

ST. PAUL CITY OFFICIALS. 

a IWith offices in City Hall Building, located on Wabasha, East Fourth and 

Fifth streets. 

J/a^or— Frederick P. Wright. 2>easwrer — Conrad Miller. 

Con^troller—J. J. McCardy. City Clerk— Tnos. A. Prendeegast. 

Chief of Police — Albert Garvin. 

ST. PAUL CITY HOSPITAL. 

Located on Richmond street, between Jefferson and Grace streets. 



AND VISITORS' GUIDE. 



CARRIAGE AND HACK TARIFF, 



ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS. 

The prices or rates of fare required by the owners or drivers of vehicles 
for the conveyance of passengers within the cities of St. Paul and Minne- 
apolis, as provided for by the city ordinances, are as follows: 

One passenger, 1 mile or less $ 50 

One passenger, over 1 mile to 1% miles 75 

One passenger, over 13^ miles to 2 miles 1 00 

Each additional passenger with same party, without regard to distance. 50 

Children under 5 years free, 5 to 14, half above rates. 

For the use of any carriage or vehicle by the hour, with one or more pas- 
sengers, and the privilege of going from place to place, and stopping when 
desired, the following charges may be made: 

Two-horse vehicles for first hour $1 50 

Two-horse vehicles, each additional hour or part thereof. 1 00 

One-horse vehicles, for the first hour 1 00 

One-horse vehicles, each additional hour or part thereof 50 

Passengers traveling in any of the above vehicles shall be allowed to have 

their ordinary baggage conveyed thereon (not exceeding one trunk and 25 

pounds of other baggage) without extra charge. When the whole weight 

exceeds 100 pounds, 15 cents may be charged for each additional package 

, within the city limits. 



EXPRESS AND DRAY TARIFF. 



ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS. 

The rates or prices which may be charged by the owner or driver of any 
public cart or vehicle for transporting goods, wares and merchandise, and 
loading and unloading same within the cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis 
are as follows: 

Loads not exceeding 200 pounds within one-half mile, 25 cents. 

Loads not exceeding 500 pounds within one-half mile, 50 cents. 

Over one mile, 25 cents for each mile or part thereof. 

Over 500 pounds, 50 cents for each additional 500 pounds or part thereof. 

For handling and hauling household furniture, $1 per hour, with one or 
two horse trucks. 



CONVENTION MA-NUAL. 



RAILROAD DEPOTS. 



Minneapolis. 

UNION STATION. 

Bridge Square, foot of Hennepin 
and Nicollet avenues. Occupied by 
the following lines: 
Chicago, Burlington & Northern. 
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City. 
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & 

Omaha. 
Eastern Minnesota. 
Great Northern. 
Minneapolis & St. Louis Eailway 

(through trains only). 
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. 

Marie Railway. 
Northern Pacific. 
Saint Paul & Duluth. 
Wisconsin Central. 

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL 
DEPOT. 

Washington avenue, between 
Third and Fifth avenues. 

MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY 
DEPOT. 

Union Depot and Third street 
North, between Third and Fourth 
avenues. 



UNION DEPOT. 

Mississippi Levee, foot of Sibley 
street. Occupied by the following 
lines: 

Chicago, Burlington & Northern. 
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. 
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City. 
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & 

Omaha. 
Great Northern. 
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. 

Marie (for Boston trains only). 
Northern Pacific. 
Saint Paul & Duluth. 
Wisconsin Central. 

MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS 
AND 



Broadway, foot of Fourth street. 

Minneapolis and St. Louis By., 
M., St. P. & Sault Ste. Marie trains 
to and from St. Croix Falls. 



DA!LY PAPERS. 

MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL. 



MORNING. 

Minneapolis Tribune (Republican). 
Minneapolis Times (Democratic). 
St. Paul Pioneer Press (Rep.) branch. 
Si. Paul Globe (Democratic), branch. 

EVENING (EXCEPT SUNDAYS). 

Minneapolis Tribune (Republican). 
Minneapolis Journal (Independent). 



St. Paul Pioneer Press (Republican). 
St. Paul Globe (Democratic). 
Minneapolis Tribune (Rep.) branch. 

EVENING (except SUNDAYS). 

St. Paul Dispatch (Republican). 

St. Paul News (Independent). 

St. Paul Die Volkszeitung (German). 



Minnesota State Institutions are Located as Follows: 

Capitol — St. Paul, Minn. 

First Hospital for Insane — St. Peter, Minn. 

Second Hospital for Insane — Rochester, Minn. 

Third Hospital for Insane — Fergus Falls, Minn. 

State Prison — Stillwater, Minn. 

State Reformatory — ^i. Cloud, Minn. 

State University — M\nnQs.x>o\\^, Minn. 

State Reform School — Red Wing, Minn. 

State School for Dependent Children — Owatonna, Minn. 

State Schools for Deaf, Blind and Feeble 3Iinded — Faribault, Minn. 

State Norman Schools — Winoua, Mankato, Moorhead and St. Cloud, Minn. 

State Fish Hatchery — St. Paul, Minn. 

Soldier's Home — Minnehaha Falls. 



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